Meth addiction remains a massive problem in the United States. Modern meth labs are sophisticated in producing and shipping meth around the country. This situation has increased dependence and addiction issues in places that previously had little contact with meth. Meth withdrawal symptoms, as with many addictive substances, can have complications. For these reasons, safe…
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Painkillers are among the most abused drugs. The opioid epidemic is well-known but has only been made worse by the pandemic. People who were already suffering because of low income, challenging life circumstances, stressful jobs, and unsafe housing situations are just some of those who have been heavily impacted by increased societal problems that make…
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Prescription drugs are one of the most commonly abused substances. Common prescription drugs that are abused include opiates, ADHD medications, benzodiazepines (“benzos”), as well as a range of other prescription pills that are designed to be used strictly under doctor supervision and the prescribed dosages. If you or someone you know has developed a dependence…
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There are several significant dangers concerning highly addictive prescription drugs. One issue is the ease of access. Too often, illicit substances are left unattended in a household medicine cabinet, and no one keeps track of their use or abuse. Prescription drugs are considered gateway drugs, in part because they may appear less dangerous to experiment…
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At any stage of recovery, it’s possible to find yourself struggling. Before negative thought patterns and problematic behaviors become an issue, it’s best to consider preventative measures. At Solution Based Treatment & Detox, our medical professionals and mental health practitioners are ready to help you. Our intensive outpatient program in Murrieta, California, is ready to…
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Before you begin an intensive outpatient program, it’s a good idea to prepare for the change in your daily schedule and routine. An IOP at Solution Based Treatment & Detox is an opportunity for clients to continue their recovery therapy on a part-time basis that gives them space to accommodate personal and professional obligations. SBT’s…
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Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) are popular choices for those looking to continue treatment that is a step down from inpatient care and partial hospitalization. Some choose an intensive outpatient program after they have been sober for a period of time but have noticed they are having negative thoughts, cravings, or the temptation to engage in…
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When considering the appropriate level of care, it’s important to reflect on your personal circumstances at this time. Considerations may include the severity of addiction, housing situation, employment status, childcare obligations, detox requirements, and previous experience with treatment and recovery. Partial hospitalization programs (PHPs) are a good option for those who will benefit from a…
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Before beginning a partial hospitalization program (PHP), it’s important to know what to expect. A person who is entering a PHP first needs to detox. Medical detox is always recommended for safety. As you consider what your life will be like during your time spent with Solution Based Treatment & Detox, it’s useful to have…
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When choosing the right program for you or your loved one, you need to meet the person where they are in their life at this moment. People often ask about the difference between an intensive outpatient program (IOP) and a partial hospitalization program (PHP). There are quite a few variations, and they can make a…
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