A person who is successfully recovering from substance use disorders is aware that even though the initial inpatient or outpatient treatment is
What is Outpatient Addiction Therapy?
Once someone has decided take action to end their addiction, the next question invariably is how for some, even the question how long will it take. It
Alcohol Isn’t An Antidepressant
It's an all-too-common situation… Maybe after having a tough day at work someone decides to go out for a beer or cocktail just to unwind a little.
Alcohol – A Cancer Risk Hiding in Plain Sight
A new study linking cancer deaths and alcohol use demonstrates the strong link between addiction and primary care health – a core principle of Aquila
Making a Difference….
Research reports that most people afflicted by addiction enter treatment with encouragement and pressure from their personal networks. So it matters a
Recovery Month
Recovery Month, a national celebration of recovery from addiction, began in the mid-1990s when few Americans believed stable, long-term recovery was
One Hundred Years
One hundred years, plus.
Choosing to Embrace my Teachers
The good news about not drinking or drugging is that we have choices.
Reaching the Insured
Aquila Recovery strives to serve individuals in difficulty with drugs and alcohol while they still have private health insurance and while they still