How Harris House Drug Rehab Programs Give You Your Life Back
At Harris House, we advocate a recovery with responsibility program which empowers clients to take control of their treatment and...
Transgender vs. Cisgender Substance Use and Desire to Stop
Overview: Evidence shows that while substance use disorders (SUDs) are relatively low in absolute terms among both cisgender and transgender...
Disabilities and Substance Abuse: Dual Diagnoses, Double Trouble
Overview: Physical and mental disabilities are challenges in themselves, and data shows that they can often be compounded by a...
HIV and Opioids: Changing Demographics, Barriers Remain
Overview: Due the opioid epidemic and shared use of syringes and needles, the demographics of HIV infections have shifted across...
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Addiction Treatment
When you take that all-important first step on your road to recovery, you will find that treatment for substance abuse...
Smoking Hinders Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery
People suffering from addiction come from all walks of life. They may come from different social groups, different educational and...
Breaking Up Is Hard to Recover From
Romantic relationships can be difficult, and rehab can complicate matters even more. Love is complicated. So is addiction recovery. These...
Released from the Bondage of Addiction: True Stories
Addiction is a brutal form of enslavement. Psychology Today’s “Breaking Free from Addiction” describes it this way: “All addictive behaviors...
How to Recognize–and Stop–Enabling Destructive Behavior
Learning to stop enabling destructive behavior may be difficult, but it’s vital for an addict’s successful recovery. When someone you...
Common But Wrong Things to Say to a Recovering Addict in Rehab, and Support That Will be Appreciated
Talking to a person in addiction rehab can lead to “Open Mouth, Insert Foot” Disorder. Ann Landers is quoted as...
