Group therapy can be the best choice for addressing your struggles and helping you make positive changes to your life and lifestyle. If you are battling a drug or alcohol addiction, consult the medical professionals at Midwest Recovery about our group addiction program. Contact us online or call 833.627.0039 today to learn the benefits of…
There are countless benefits of not drinking alcohol. From improving your brain functionality and memory to helping you out financially, the benefits of quitting alcohol will positively impact your physical, mental, and emotional health, with results often being dramatic and swift. Not drinking alcohol can initially seem like a huge life change. Still, with the…
Xanax is a central nervous system depressant used to treat anxiety and seizure disorders. A doctor may also prescribe Xanax to help patients sleep and treat their drug and alcohol withdrawal symptoms. Sadly, Xanax abuse and depression are possible as some people become addicted to the drug. If you fear Xanax worsening depression, contact us…
Your relationships with family members are some of the strongest you’ll ever have. However, even the most tight-knit family can experience complex problems that need to be resolved in a family therapy program with a professional therapist. Sometimes, these issues can be prolonged and become toxic without professional help. The goals of family therapy at…
Heroin is a powerful and deadly drug with the potential to alter everything in your life dramatically. The illicit drug can change you emotionally and mentally, and then there are the physical effects of heroin addiction. Heroin use and abuse will severely limit the functions of your brain. While the short-term effects can be tragic,…
Chocolate and pink heart-shaped boxes aside, Valentine’s Day is a time to celebrate the love and romance in your life. However, those in recovery may dread this day because of the societal pressure to be in a committed and happy relationship and the pressure to raise a glass of bubbly in celebration of love. People…
Millions Americans misuse prescription painkillers each year. While these medications were prescribed by a trusted doctor to treat severe pain, addiction is all too common. For family and friends, watching a loved one descend into an opiate addiction can be scary, and you may wonder how to help someone with opiate addiction. If someone you…
The National Institute on Drug Abuse reports that over 14-percent of all Americans age 12 and older have used cocaine. Many of these millions of people will require cocaine addiction help to stop and recover. These staggering statistics mean that cocaine use and abuse will likely touch your life at some point. It’s essential to…
A community housing program can make all the difference when you are in focused recovery and looking toward regaining independence after rehab. A community housing program’s goal of promoting and facilitating the healthy transition toward sober living outside of rehab is an excellent choice for you as you enter the outpatient care portion of your…