Inpatient vs. Residential Treatment
Addiction is a serious illness that requires professional help. If you’re struggling with substance abuse, you need to seek help as soon as possible. But with so many rehab programs…
Inpatient Treatment for Addiction
It seems that as long as drugs and alcohol are available to provide the psychoactive effects people seek, a certain number of people will suffer addiction. However, no one sets…
Social Media and Teens: What are the Risks?
If you have teenagers in the house, you want to do what you can to keep them safe while still giving them the freedom they need to explore their world.…
5 Benefits of Outpatient Rehab
Addiction is a disease that affects over 20 million Americans each year. People can be vulnerable to addiction either because of genetic propensity, social pressures, mental health challenges, or a…
Preparing for a Short-Term Clinical Program
One of the most effective rehab options for substance use disorders is a short-term 30-day clinical program. This option is an intensive inpatient program designed to create a strong foundation…
IOP vs. PHP
What happens when someone with a substance use disorder is interested in addiction rehab and needs a higher level of care than a regular outpatient program? One option is to…
What Is an Intensive Outpatient Program?
When you are ready to start recovering from a substance use disorder, you face numerous options. You can access addiction treatment as an inpatient or outpatient. A program that combines…
Outpatient vs. Inpatient Program
Over 20 million Americans over the age of 12 suffer from a substance use disorder. Only a few of them receive professional addiction treatment. There are many reasons for that,…
What Can an Intensive Outpatient Program Help With?
The numerous ways to engage in addiction rehab can be confusing at first. There are residential, outpatient, and intensive outpatient programs. In an outpatient program, you live at home and…
Why Choose a Pennsylvania Rehab Center?
When it’s time to enroll in addiction treatment, what next? The hardest part is taking that step to accept that you need help. But the next step – finding an…