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    How Does a Holistic Approach to Alcohol Rehab Work?

    Categories: Alcohol, Blog, Orlando Recovery CenterBy Nicole Tatlock2.7 min read

    A holistic approach to alcohol rehab means treating the whole person, not just the addiction. This means addressing the physical, mental, and emotional aspects of an individual’s life that may have contributed to their addiction. It also focuses on developing tools and techniques to help them cope with stress and triggers in a healthier way. […]

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    What Are the Differences in In-Patient and Out-Patient Rehab Centers?

    Categories: Blog, Orlando Recovery Center, TreatmentBy Nicole Tatlock3.5 min read

    Looking for a rehab center is the first step toward a drug-free and alcohol-free life. There are In-Patient and Out-Patient rehab options—either may be ideal for you, depending on the extent of your addiction and your commitments. Serenity Springs Recovery Center is an Orlando rehab that offers several levels of care for men looking to […]

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  • Why Choose Gender-Specific Addiction Treatment

    Categories: BlogBy Kerry Cassidy7.2 min read
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  • How a Healthy Lifestyle Makes it Easier to Stay Sober

    Having Fun in the Sun: The Top Three Risks of Drinking Alcohol in the Sun

    Categories: Awareness, BlogBy Kerry Cassidy3.4 min read

    This past year brought on many unexpected stressors to our lives, such as; the COVID-19 Pandemic, colder than usual winter weather, many canceled trips and events, and extreme isolation from our friends and family. Now that society has slowly begun to return to normal and summertime is here, this means beaches, pools, and lots of […]

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  • The Opioid Epidemic - A Nation In Pain

    Are Your Drinking Habits a Sign of Alcohol Abuse vs Alcoholism?

    Categories: Alcohol, BlogBy Kerry Cassidy4.4 min read

    Following nicotine, alcohol is the second most common form of substance abuse in the United States. Alcohol abuse is a severe problem that can lead a person down a self-destructive path, causing injury to themself or others.  Alcohol abuse interferes with your life and puts you at a higher risk for alcohol poisoning. Without proper […]

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  • Looking For Help As A Parent With Addiction

    Looking For Help As A Parent With Addiction

    Categories: Alcohol, Blog, Recover, TreatmentBy Kerry Cassidy3.2 min read

    Alcoholism is a much more complicated problem than many people realize. The phrase “kicking the habit” makes it sound like stopping biting your nails or giving up dairy. But the truth is, this is an addiction that affects more people than just the alcoholic themselves. And those complications are compounded when you add parenthood into […]

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  • Hidden Cost of DUI: Physical, Psychological, & Emotional

    Hidden Cost of DUI: Physical, Psychological, & Emotional

    Categories: Alcohol, Awareness, BlogBy Kerry Cassidy2.9 min read

    The DUI Cost is Often Steep When one is arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) of alcohol, they will most likely need a DUI lawyer. They can usually expect to face harsh consequences which may include jail time. Most likely  hefty fines at a minimum if convicted in court. The DUI cost, however, becomes exponential […]

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  • The Opioid Epidemic - A Nation In Pain

    The Opioid Epidemic – A Nation In Pain

    Categories: Blog, Disease of Addiction, Opioid EpidemicBy Kerry Cassidy8.5 min read

    For more than a decade, the US has been experiencing an opioid epidemic. Each year the number of deaths by drug overdose continue to increase in the United States. Every day in America, on average, there are 130 deaths due to opioid overdose. In the United States, more than 700,200 people suffered death by drug […]

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  • 3 Ways to Support a Loved One in Recovery

    3 Ways to Support a Loved One in Recovery

    Categories: Blog, Disease of Addiction, RecoverBy Kerry Cassidy3.7 min read

    Addiction is a complex disease. The disease of addiction affects both the addicted, and those that are close to the addicted. The stigma of addiction can make it very difficult to ask for help. One who is battling addiction can feel ashamed, guilty, alone, and worthless. Supporting and encouraging your loved one’s sobriety will help […]

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  • Avoiding Relapse and Temptation in Recovery

    Avoiding Relapse and Temptation in Recovery

    Categories: Awareness, Blog, Disease of Addiction, Relapse PreventionBy Kerry Cassidy2 min read

    Recovery from addiction is a lifelong process and treatment for addiction varies for each individual based on individual needs. Treatment programs teach clients how to focus on healthy, sober activities as a way to cope with anxiety, stress, depression, or PTSD. The coping mechanisms that you learn in treatment must be used throughout recovery to […]

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  • My Addicted Son - Deafening Silence Hits Home

    My Addicted Son – Deafening Silence Hits Home

    Categories: Awareness, Blog, Disease of Addiction, Opioid Epidemic, TreatmentBy Kerry Cassidy7.3 min read

    Deafening Silence… I heard this two word expression so many times, but I did not put much thought into it. That is until the day my life changed in just a quick moment. Our son’s behavior started to change in subtle ways. He seemed to be secretive and sneaking around at times. We caught him […]

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  • 5 Ways to Prepare for Recovery

    5 Ways to Prepare for Recovery

    Categories: Blog, TreatmentBy Kerry Cassidy4.1 min read

    Treatment prepares you for lifestyle changes in recovery. Treatment also teaches you how to develop a plan to make a seamless transition into a new sober lifestyle. Recovery planning will help you avoid triggers, maintain a healthy diet, sustain emotional wellness, and discover healthy, enjoyable activities. Each treatment program is tailored to fit each person’s […]

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  • The Addicted Brain

    The Addicted Brain

    Categories: Blog, Disease of AddictionBy Kerry Cassidy2 min read

    Addiction is a complex brain disease and changes the brain chemically and physiologically. The addicted brain is a vital organ in the human body. It controls how we move, walk, talk, and speak. The brain adapts to environmental changes and allows us to cope with negative emotions, form memories, and learn. Drugs and alcohol affect […]

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  • How Addiction Makes it Difficult to Quit Drugs and Alcohol

    How Addiction Makes it Difficult to Quit Drugs and Alcohol

    Categories: Blog, Disease of AddictionBy Kerry Cassidy2 min read

    Addiction makes it difficult to quit drugs and alcohol, and puts a person at risk of developing serious mental and physical health problems. Drugs and alcohol hijack the brain and change the way the brain works to control a body’s functions. Eventually, the brain becomes dependent on the drugs and alcohol and needs more of […]

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  • The Link Between Verbal Abuse and Addiction

    The Link Between Verbal Abuse and Addiction

    Categories: Blog, Disease of AddictionBy Kerry Cassidy2.2 min read

    “We can all help prevent suicide. The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals. Call 1-800-273-8255.” Abuse comes in many forms and sometimes leaves scars we cannot see. Verbal abuse destroys a person’s […]

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