Tag: cognitive-behavioral therapy
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Recognizing Alcoholism in the Workplace
The workplace is not exempt from alcohol addiction. Going out with coworkers for a couple of drinks or throwing a few back at the company holiday party are not uncommon
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Dangerous Side Effects of Morphine
All opioids, like morphine, are naturally derived from the opium poppy plant. Studies show that around 12 percent of people who use prescription opioid drugs develop an addiction, and more
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Common Signs of a Relapse
One of the biggest worries after getting treatment for substance use is that you’ll relapse. It’s hard to find that balance between living in fear and not taking your sobriety
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Can Marijuana Addiction Cause Health Issues
Marijuana is the most commonly used drug in the United States, and its use can cause a number of health issues affecting both the body and brain. While there are
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Risks of At-Home Detox
Don’t believe someone if they tell you that you’ll enjoy detox. Purging your system of drugs you have become dependent on throws your mind and your body for a loop.
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Spotting the Signs of Codependency
Codependent relationships exist when someone influential in your life encourages self-destructive behavior. When you are battling an addiction, this is the last kind of person you want in your life.
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Treatment for Co-Occurring Disorders
For the millions of people in the world suffering from substance use disorders, many of them have mental health issues at the same time and don’t even realize it. In
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Recognizing Signs of an Overdose
An overdose is more than scary. It’s life-threatening, and if you survive it, the effects will stay with you for your entire life. Sadly, overdosing is all too common in
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The Business of Care & the Man Behind the Vision: SBT in the News!
We don’t do this work for the glamour, but it sure is nice to be recognized. Scott Brown, the founder of Solution Based Treatment & Detox in Murrieta, CA, received
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Most Common Benzo Addiction Symptoms
Benzodiazepines – also called “benzos” – include Xanax, Klonopin, and Valium, among many other drugs. These medications work well for the treatment of severe anxiety and seizures. But they are
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CEO Scott Brown Named in Robust Healthcare Leaders 2021
Scott Brown, our founder and fearless leader was recently featured in MirrorReview’s Robust Healthcare Leaders 2021. Brown has received copious awards and accolades throughout his career in sales and marketing.
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Making the Most Out of Life After Rehab
Addiction is a chronic disease. Managing a chronic disease does not end just because its most debilitating symptoms have been treated. Entering rehab can be scary, but it can also
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Attending Faith-Based Treatment Programs
For people of faith, addiction and alcohol abuse can cause intense shame and secrecy. Christians often struggle with coming to grips with their drug or alcohol use disorder and fear
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Dealing With Meth Withdrawal
Meth withdrawal is a natural but uncomfortable process that begins after someone discontinues taking methamphetamine, also known as crystal meth. Withdrawal involves a predictable set of symptoms that gradually wear
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Finding the Right Outpatient Treatment Options
Choosing an outpatient treatment program that is right for you is not a decision to be taken lightly. With so many options available, it can be challenging to determine which
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How Music Therapy Helps in Addiction Recovery
You may be aware of how well music boosts your mood in general, but you might be surprised to learn that music can be beneficial for people in substance abuse