Fentanyl addiction is a serious and growing concern across the world. For anyone worried about a loved one or even themselves, identifying the signs of fentanyl addiction early is critical to getting the right help. […]
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An Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) is a global health concern affecting millions of people worldwide, across all ages and backgrounds. According to the DSM 5, an Alcohol Use Disorder is characterized by an impaired control
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Meth is an extremely powerful and highly addictive central nervous system stimulant. Due to its potency and the intense rush it produces in users, it has gained substantial popularity among individuals seeking pleasurable euphoria or
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Recovering from addiction is a complex and challenging journey that requires comprehensive treatment strategies. While traditional therapeutic approaches play an essential role, integrating recreational therapies in recovery has proven to be highly beneficial. This is
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Dual diagnosis refers to the presence of both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder in an individual. This combination complicates treatment as both issues are often interdependent. Understanding the signs and symptoms
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The ability to keep their cell phone with them is an important factor for many seeking treatment. It’s also part of an essential concept in our approach to care here at The Prairie Recovery Center—personal
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Defining Relapse In order to define relapse, we should start by explaining the different ideas about what constitutes sobriety. At the end of the day, sobriety means to be awake; to be present for one’s
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What does psychodynamically-oriented care mean, and what does it entail, especially when it comes to treating substance use? At The Prairie Recovery Center, and in the Ethos Behavioral Health Group family as a whole, we
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One in ten individuals—more than 23 million American adults—report being in recovery from alcoholism or substance use disorders. Recovery is a very positive, hopeful process, but the early phases can sometimes feel overwhelming for both
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The earth’s seasons are cyclical, as are our lives. The solstices (from the Latin “solstitium,” meaning “stopped sun) mark the longest and shortest days each year during the summer and winter, while the equinox (from
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