Figuring out which outpatient treatment options are right for you can be intimidating, but it doesn’t have to be. If you’re worried about managing your everyday life while receiving the treatment you so desperately need, then an intensive outpatient program (IOP) may be right for you. Outpatient rehab programs can vary by treatment facility with…
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Heroin addiction is rampant across the United States. Heroin’s effect is strong, and it is relatively inexpensive as compared to other drugs, so it makes it a go-to high for many drug users. It can negatively affect how you function physically, mentally, socially, and emotionally. Heroin has no medically approved use, like medication-assisted treatment (MAT),…
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For 2021, October 10th is recognized as World Mental Health Day by the World Health Organization (WHO). It will be a day to focus on and raise awareness about mental health issues worldwide and come together to support mental health initiatives. At Solution Based Treatment, we celebrate this day as well, in our pursuit as…
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OxyContin is a brand name of oxycodone, a prescription opioid medication that is prescribed for pain management. When used as prescribed by a doctor, it can do exactly what it’s meant for – manage pain so that it doesn’t interfere with a happy and productive life. But, unfortunately, just like any drug, it is also…
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If your faith is an important part of who you are, then recovery should be even more of a priority. Your connection with a higher power will only be strengthened once you achieve recovery. At Solution Based Treatment, we offer programs to help you be stronger in your recovery than you ever thought possible through…
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Men and women face issues with addiction and alcoholism that are unique to them. For women specifically, it can be even more challenging if the trauma that led to their addiction was caused by men. At Solution Based Treatment, we offer gender-responsive treatment led by female counselors who will work with you as part of…
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Despite the myths that marijuana is harmless, research shows that approximately 30% of people who abuse marijuana will become addicted. As recreational marijuana use becomes more commonplace and legalization in many states, it’s important to be able to recognize the signs that recreational use has turned to addiction. Using any substance to the point that…
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Inpatient treatment can give those struggling with and recovering from addiction a safe and structured environment to detox and get treatment with a higher chance of avoiding relapse. Residential treatment at an accredited facility, like Solution Based Treatment, can be the best solution for those facing addiction. If you or a loved one may benefit…
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For people struggling with substance use disorder and looking to stop, quitting “cold turkey” is really not an option that has much success. The idea that you can simply stop your alcohol consumption on your own rather than going through a structured process of detox under medical supervision is not realistic. Attending an alcohol detox…
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It’s a common misconception that serious drug addiction is only about using street drugs you buy illegally. The reality is that legal prescription medicines are some of the most commonly abused drugs across the country. It’s a double-edged sword because these prescription drugs can help us but also hurt us if used the wrong way…
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