After Treatment Archives - Bradford Health Services

Helping vs Enabling

Do you have a loved one who struggles with addiction? It’s natural for you to want to help them overcome their issues with substance abuse. At the same time, if your...

How To Help Someone Who Has Relapsed

Relapse is difficult for both the individual and their loved ones. If someone you care about has relapsed, it might be unsettling and frustrating. Even with the best of...

Recovery Stories: Adam

As a new patient at Bradford Health Service’s Warrior Lodge addiction treatment facility, Adam Owens focused on the differences between himself and his peers. He was 23...

Recovery Stories: Bo

From the outside looking in, Bo Mullins seems like a guy who has it all. But when the patients at Bradford Health Service’s Warrior Lodge get to know him and his story,...

Support After Inpatient Rehab Treatment

Recovery is a journey that is never complete because addiction is a chronic disease that requires continuous maintenance. For those in recovery, it is important to...

Following the Rehab Continuum of Care: Jennifer’s Recovery Story

Where Jennifer grew up, a small town south of Birmingham, AL, using drugs and alcohol was a common way to pass the time. Addiction is a disease, and rehab was not taken...

Setting Boundaries

Introduction Your loved one is starting a recovery journey—a mission to work on a fundamental aspect of themselves. One thing that you need to understand is that they...

Holiday Season Relapse Prevention

Maintaining a sober lifestyle becomes more difficult, especially for those in early recovery. Take action before cravings start, and you’ll have a greater chance of preventing relapse during the holiday season. These five steps will help you manage the stress and pressure of holidays.

Drug Rehabs in Tennessee

Looking for Treatment Programs in Tennessee? According data reported by the Tennessee Department of Health*, the drug overdose death rate continues to increase. This...

What is the Difference Between a Slip and Relapse?

What Does Relapse Mean in Drug Use or Alcohol? Relapse in drug use refers to the return to drug use after a period of abstinence or reduced use. It can be a...

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