One of the first questions many ask when considering a program for addiction treatment is "How much does rehab cost?". Some people affected by drug and alcohol...
Dual Diagnosis: PTSD and Substance Use Disorder
The information in this blog was collected during a conversation with Sara Ridner, LCSW, Trauma Therapist at Cornerstone of Recovery, a Bradford Recovery Community....
Webinar Replay: Navigating Addiction Treatment
What do healthcare providers need to know about addiction treatment? Join Zach Ludwig, VP of Clinical Services and Accreditation, as he reviews substance use disorder...
5 Roadblocks to Seeking Addiction Treatment: How to Overcome Them
People do not decide to enter an addiction rehab program lightly, even when they know they have a problem. Circumstances are different for each person seeking addiction...
Codependency & Addiction: What You Need to Know
Drug and alcohol addiction can put a strain on relationships between loved ones. It's not easy to watch someone you love spiral further and further into addiction. If...
How to Support a Loved One in Recovery
When your loved one starts their journey to recovery, it's normal to feel a bit tongue-tied. What do you say? How can you possibly help? You want to be supportive but...
How To Tell Your Employer You’re Going to RehabÂ
You’ve finally concluded that you need help for your drug or alcohol addiction, and you’ve made the incredibly courageous choice to enter a rehab program. This decision...
Alcohol & Alcoholism in the Workplace
Afternoon happy hours, beer fridges, and even an open bar, the past decade has seen alcohol move beyond client entertainment or festive drinks at the company holiday...
Ten Signs You May Have a Substance Abuse Problem
No one who tries drugs or alcohol intends to develop a substance use disorder. Those who do become addicted often do not recognize the signs in themselves until they've...
What sobriety is not
From the outside, achieving sobriety from drugs or alcohol may seem as easy as stopping your use, going to rehab, and attending regular meetings. However, addiction is...