How To Approach Someone You Believe Has An Addiction Addiction Education, Addiction Education>How To, Addiction Treatment Programs, Substance Abuse TreatmentBy Coalition RecoveryMarch 21, 2022Helping someone with an addiction isn’t easy. In any confrontation, whether dirty dishes or alcoholism, you may encounter a range of deflection techniques: avoidance, anger, guilt, aggression, or anything else that prevents you from having a serious or productive conversation. Nonetheless, these conversations are imperative to overcome their struggles. It is only through the realization…
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Laws Addiction Education, Mental Health>Common Co-Occurring Disorders, Therapy ProgramsBy Coalition RecoveryJanuary 26, 2022In recent years, the stigma behind mental health has lessened to a degree. This is both in part to advocacy, prevalence, and current laws passed within the last four years. Substance abuse and mental health have transitioned from being a moral failure to common disorders. Due to the increasing number of suicides in recent years,…
The Signs of Overdose And What To Do Addiction Education, Alcohol Recovery, Drug & Alcohol Addiction>AlcoholBy Coalition RecoveryJanuary 26, 2022Overdoses are now the leading cause of preventable deaths. There are 67,367 drug overdose deaths in the United States. By knowing the signs of an overdose and what to do, we might be able to save these numbers.
The Science Behind Drug Treatment Addiction Education, Addiction Treatment, Addiction Treatment Programs, Drug & Alcohol AddictionBy Coalition RecoveryJanuary 26, 2022How do addiction treatment facilities work? What do they do and why are these techniques effective?
How to Search for Addiction Doctors Addiction Education, Addiction Education>How To, How ToBy Coalition RecoveryJanuary 3, 2022Are all addiction doctors the same? In fact, they aren’t. To ensure you are receiving the highest quality addiction treatment possible from a doctor, make sure he or she is board certified in addiction medicine through the American Board of Addiction Medicine (ABAM). In addiction psychiatry, they should be board certified through the American Board…
2022 Is the Year Press Release, Recovery, Sober Living, Substance Abuse TreatmentBy Coalition RecoveryJanuary 2, 2022As we enter the new year, we start to assess many aspects of our life. This includes our relationships, career, spirituality, finances and health. A sober new year is our fresh start toward a new and better life. It’s a chance to wipe the slate clean. Think of this week as an opportunity to renew…
How To Cope With Being Alone During The Holidays Addiction Education>How To, Addiction Education>Relapse PreventionBy Coalition RecoveryNovember 29, 2021Spending time alone can be tough in recovery; which is why this pandemic has not been kind to people in recovery. As the holiday season approaches and we are still in this pandemic, we must prepare for the uncomfortable truth that we might not be seeing loved-ones this year. Of course, this social interaction that is very much needed in recovery is no longer going to be there. Here are some ways we can help mitigate the potential for loneliness and sadness.
Are Partial Hospitalization Programs Effective? Addiction Treatment Programs, Recovery, Sober Living, Substance Abuse Treatment, Therapy ProgramsBy Coalition RecoveryAugust 28, 2021Partial hospitalization programs (PHP) are often recommended by healthcare professionals. A PHP for addiction treatment provides intensive care and support to the client, without requiring them to stay overnight at the facility. As a result, PHPs are cheaper and more convenient for those with family and work obligations. If you or a loved one is…
Addiction Treatment That’s Not 12-Step Addiction Treatment, Addiction Treatment Programs, Substance Abuse Treatment, Therapy ProgramsBy Coalition RecoveryAugust 24, 2021Addiction treatment and recovery isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” approach. Several popular treatment models, such as the well-known 12-step program developed by Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) may not work for everyone or match a diverse set of lived experiences. If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, then Coalition Recovery’s non-12-step programs can provide immediate help…
What Are the Symptoms of Xanax Withdrawal? Addiction Education>Treatment Therapies, Addiction Treatment Programs, Drug & Alcohol Addiction>Commonly Abused Drugs, Drug & Alcohol Addiction>Stimulants, StimulantsBy Coalition RecoveryAugust 17, 2021Xanax is a common tranquilizer drug, usually prescribed in the treatment of anxiety disorders. However, like with many prescription medications, the body may quickly develop a tolerance to it, leading to misuse and addiction. Quitting on one’s own isn’t safe, as it can heighten one’s anxiety and physical discomfort and in certain cases, may even…
