Addiction Recovery Blog

Corrections Officers: Occupational Stress Corrections Officers in the United States have a very difficult job that is both physically and mentally taxing. They are tasked with overseeing the exceedingly large...

Veterans are some of the most vulnerable and underserved populations. Whether they have seen combat or not, they are likely to have witnessed traumatic situations, and could be diagnosed with...

Substance Abuse + Suicidal Ideation = a Bad Relationship According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, 48,344 Americans died by suicide in 2018, and 90% of people who die...

Addiction: A Disease of the Mind & Body Addiction is typically thought of as a disease of the mindโ€”it affects the brain chemistry, and therefore changes the impulses, behaviors, and...

Addiction: is it a Disease? Though addiction is now officially recognized as a disease by the medical community, it comes as a surprise that the debate was only formally settled...

Paying for rehab is one of the biggest sources of anxiety for people who want to get treatment for substance use disorder. Getting help is more accessible when you have...

Deciding to seek treatment for substance abuse is the first step in getting the help you need. Though you can pay out of pocket for a stay in a treatment...

The NH Healthy Families Provider Network works to provide substance use disorder services, behavioral health services, specialty therapy and rehabilitative services all throughout New Hampshire. To focus on providing superior...

Whether you are taking a high dosage of a prescription medication or find that you are consuming much more alcohol than you should be, it’s important that you obtain treatment...

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