Healing the brain after alcoholism is an endeavor that requires time, patience, and commitment. Anyone who has suffered from alcohol use disorder (AUD) can benefit from understanding the effects that alcohol has on the brain both in the short and long term, as well as the most efficient ways to get the necessary treatment and
Even if symbolic in nature, the arrival of a new year allows us an opportunity for renewal. Old habits are put aside for new, healthier ones as we look to reinvent ourselves as someone a little closer to who we want to be. For those struggling with addiction, this is deeply meaningful. It represents a
In recent discussions about drug rehabilitation, a controversial issue is whether 28-day drug rehabs work. While some argue that 28-day inpatient drug rehabs can help cure drug addiction, others contend that drug rehab patients need more time to overcome their addiction. Of course, some might object that each person’s drug addiction is unique, and each
Here’s Everything You Need To Know About Out Of State Drug Rehab Out of state drug rehab information The benefits of out of state drug rehab are compelling for drug addicts and alcoholics. Beyond the opportunity to travel, rehab out of state can help you get the drug addiction treatment that you might not be
Leading New Hampshire drug and alcohol rehab, GateHouse Treatment is proud to announce that they are Legit Scripts Certified. The Legit Scripts Certification confirms that GateHouse Treatment operates safely and legally with the best interest for people in recovery. GateHouse Treatment is one of the few drug and alcohol rehabs to meet the standards of
The history of treatment for substance abuse is a long one. The types of medication assisted treatment we use today have histories dating back to the 1930s. Over the course of the 1900s two types of treatment developed. One being based on total abstinence and the other focused more on harm reduction or maintenance. Abstinence
Two Approaches to Opiate Addiction Treatment This post is designed to compare two approaches to recovery from opioid addiction. The first is the abstinence-based treatment model, which insists that recovery can only be achieved if a person stops using drugs entirely. This is the approach we use at GateHouse Treatment. The other approach is one
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