Resources To Help You Reach Your Recovery Goals

When you’re looking for help with opioid use disorder (OUD), choosing the right treatment facility can feel overwhelming. There are a lot of options out there. Some with strict rules, others with long waitlists, and many that offer services you may not fully understand.  But here’s the good news: You don’t have to figure it

Choosing the right opioid rehabilitation center can feel overwhelming, especially when you’re already experiencing opioid use disorder (OUD). Whether you’re thinking about treatment for yourself or someone you care about, it’s natural to feel unsure about where to start or what kind of program makes the most sense. You deserve to find care that feels

It can feel incredibly hard and lonely when you’re dealing with opioid use disorder (OUD). But here’s some really good news: You’re not alone, and OUD treatment is now more accessible than it used to be. Online counseling services are changing how people get support for OUD.  This article will show you how these services

When you’re experiencing opioid use disorder, or OUD, it can be difficult to see the finish line of recovery. But with strength, positivity, and the right support system, addiction recovery is possible. And that support system may be available through your phone or computer. Telehealth has become more and more common since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Mental health challenges are nothing new. Your mental health is a key aspect of who you are. But sometimes you may experience challenges, such as overwhelming sadness or worry. Those challenges can impact your overall quality of life.  The importance of mental health care has become a hot topic. But it can also go along

Your mental health plays a big role in your quality of life. Everyone experiences mental health challenges at times. Not everyone who is feeling sad for a few days or anxious before a big event has a mental health disorder. But does opioid use disorder count as a mental health disorder? The straightforward answer is