by Aspire | Oct 22, 2021 | Addiction and Substance Abuse, Adolescents, Adults, Aspire, Behavioral Health
Benefits of IOP/PHP in Therapy When seeking treatment for substance use addiction, and/or treatment for mental health, patients often wonder which type of treatment to choose, and which offers the most benefits. There are many benefits to Intensive Outpatient...
by Aspire | Oct 8, 2021 | Addiction and Substance Abuse, Aspire, Behavioral Health
Benefits of Al-Anon Family Support Groups If you have a loved one seeking treatment for addiction to alcohol or drugs, you might find it beneficial to attend Al-Anon meetings for support for you and your family. There are many benefits to Al-Anon family support groups...
by Aspire | Sep 27, 2021 | Adolescents, Adults, Aspire, Behavioral Health
Suicide Prevention Awareness Month Suicide prevention is an important subject to consider year-round, however September is Suicide Prevention Awareness month, a chance to really focus and dedicate our time to shedding light on this difficult topic. We need to hold...
by Aspire | Sep 10, 2021 | Addiction and Substance Abuse, Adults, Aspire, Behavioral Health
National Recovery Month Since 1989, September has been proclaimed by the White House each year as National Recovery Month. This national observance is to educate Americans that substance use treatment and mental health services can effectively help with recovery and...
by Aspire | Aug 27, 2021 | Adolescents, Adults, Aspire
When a member of your family is an addict, it affects the whole family and anyone else involved. Most family members are desperate to find a way to help that individual, they just don’t know how. Life becomes focused around the addict and their problems. Family...
by Aspire | Aug 23, 2021 | Aspire
Role of Shame and Guilt in Recovery The early stage of recovery usually includes some overwhelming feelings of guilt and shame. Learning to cope with those feelings of guilt and shame becomes crucial to ensure your recovery is not derailed because of these crushing...
