For people out there struggling with opioid use disorder (OUD), finding help is critical. One of the most effective treatments to help people who want to stop using dangerous opioids is medication-assisted treatment (MAT). But what is MAT? With so many different types of substance abuse treatment out there, how can you know what will…
There are lots of options out there for substance abuse treatment, but finding the right program can be tough. How can you tell which one is best for you or your loved one? Is a traditional short-term program of 30 to 90 days enough, or would an extended residential treatment program be better? Learning more…
Many substance abuse treatment programs last between 30 and 90 days. However, for some people, extra care is needed. The truth is that everyone’s recovery journey is unique and may take a longer or shorter course. For people who have completed a shorter course of treatment, but are concerned about relapsing or need additional support,…
Healing from addiction can be a lot of work. It takes bravery, commitment, and the right kind of help and support. Many times, the best option is to attend a residential treatment center, also known as an inpatient rehab center. If you or someone you care about has been struggling with substance abuse, you may…
In a moment of mental health crisis, it can be difficult to know where to go to get help. It may be after hours when a doctor or therapist is not available. Emergency rooms are not really the best option, especially when there isn’t a medical situation to consider. Calling the police might not generate…