Substance addiction is a complex issue that is heavily based on a person’s mental health and thought patterns. It is not a moral failing; rather, it
How CBT Offers Practical Solutions for Overcoming Addiction
Overcoming an addiction is a challenging process that requires strategic effort, but it is possible. In fact, 4.3 million Americans received treatment
Relapse Prevention Techniques Offered in Intensive Outpatient Programs
Overcoming substance addiction does not happen overnight. However, through dedicated effort and support, long-term recovery from addiction is
How Intensive Outpatient Programs Challenge Misconceptions About Rehabilitation
An intensive outpatient program is one option for addressing substance abuse and addiction. Still, many people do not consider this option due to
Personalizing Outpatient Treatment Programs to Your Unique Needs
Overcoming addiction and substance abuse is not a straight road, and the methods that work for one person may not be as effective for another. In many
The Long-Term Benefits of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy in Addiction Rehabilitation
Addiction is a complex challenge, and most people have likely tried multiple methods of overcoming this facet of their lives, often without success.
Building a Foundation for Change: CBT’s Role in Early Recovery
Recovering from an addiction is a process that requires active engagement and effort — but sometimes, even with willpower, you might not know how to
Breaking Free from Negative Patterns: How CBT Supports Lasting Recovery
People who struggle with addictive behaviors often succumb to problematic thought patterns in order to justify and continue their behavior.
Understanding How Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy Can Aid in Alcoholism Recovery
Alcoholism can feel like an inescapable, self-fulfilling prophecy, but it does not have to be that way. Many options exist to help you overcome an