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Nutrition and Addiction Recovery: Fueling Your Journey to Healing

Nutrition, Recovery, Relapse Prevention, Self-HelpBy Beaches Recovery

The road to overcoming addiction is complex, requiring a multifaceted approach to heal the body, mind, and soul. One area often overlooked in earlier stages of recovery is nutrition. However, the connection between nutrition and addiction recovery is undeniable. Proper nutrition plays a critical role in restoring physical health, balancing brain chemistry, and supporting emotional…

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How to Help a High-Functioning Addict: Understanding the Struggles

Addiction, Alcohol Addiction, Drug Addiction, substance abuse, substance abuse addiction, Teen/Young AdultBy Beaches Recovery

Dealing with addiction is never easy, but it can be even more challenging when the person in question doesn’t outwardly appear to have a problem. This is often the case with a high-functioning addict. They may excel in their career, maintain relationships, and fulfill responsibilities all while hiding a serious addiction. Knowing the signs and…

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Lorazepam Addiction Withdrawal Symptoms: Timeline and What to Expect

Addiction, Benzo Addiction Rehab, Counseling, Drug & Alcohol Rehab, Drug Addiction, Drug Information, Jason Wahler, Sin categoría, Teen/Young AdultBy Beaches Recovery

Lorazepam, marketed under the brand name Ativan, is a benzodiazepine prescribed for anxiety, insomnia, and seizures. While effective when used under medical supervision, prolonged use or misuse can result in dependency. If you or someone you know is struggling, understanding lorazepam addiction withdrawal symptoms is a critical step in preparing for recovery. Withdrawal from lorazepam…

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Step 9 in AA: Making Amends

12 steps, Addiction Treatment, TherapiesBy Beaches Recovery

Step 9 in AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) involves making direct amends to those harmed by one’s addiction, except when doing so would injure them or others. This step is necessary in the recovery process, as it helps people take responsibility for their actions and begin repairing the damage caused by their addiction. This living amends step,…

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Can You Die From Cocaine Withdrawal?

Addiction, Addiction>Drug Addiction, Cocaine, Drug & Alcohol Rehab, Drug InformationBy Beaches Recovery

If you or someone you love is struggling through the pains of cocaine withdrawal, it’s normal to wonder, “Can cocaine withdrawal kill you?” If you’re struggling through the sweating, intense cravings associated with cocaine withdrawal, you’re not alone. In the very worst of withdrawals, you may even feel suicidal or have other thoughts of harming…

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What Topics are Discussed in Group Therapy?

Addiction, Counseling, Drug & Alcohol Rehab, Recovery, Rehabilitation, TherapiesBy Beaches Recovery

Group therapy is a significant aspect of the addiction recovery process. Group therapy can give clients the chance to learn from their peers, and it’s an excellent way to build communication skills. Many different recovery group topics can be discussed during a group therapy program.A Sampling of Recovery Group TopicsThe following examples of addiction recovery…

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Are THC Pills Dangerous?

Drug Addiction, Drug Information, Rehab Blog, Rehabilitation, TherapiesBy Beaches Recovery

Throughout the country, states are dealing with the pros and cons related to the legalization of marijuana. While the medicinal benefits of weed seem harmless enough, it still contains THC. For people who don’t want to smoke medical marijuana, THC in pill form is another option. Also, they provide a more predictable dose than other…

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What Does a Percocet High Feel Like?

Drug Addiction, Drug Information, Prescription DrugsBy Beaches Recovery

What is a Percocet? It’s a prescription medication that contains the narcotic pain reliever oxycodone and the non-narcotic pain reliever acetaminophen. Normally, doctors use this drug for moderate or severe pain. It’s a Schedule II controlled substance, meaning it has a high potential for abuse and overusing Percocet will lead to addiction. But what does…

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Molly vs. Ecstasy: What’s the Difference?

Controlled Substances, Detox, Drug Addiction, Drug InformationBy Beaches Recovery

Molly and ecstasy are both party drugs common during raves and music festivals. MDMA was initially created as a potential treatment for depression because of its effectiveness in elevating mood. However, unintended consequences quickly occurred. It became abused as a designer drug and was especially popular among people who attended raves and parties. Because of…

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10 Effective Coping Strategies for Veterans with PTSD

Mental Health, PTSD, VeteransBy Beaches Recovery

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is an incredibly common condition among veterans, affecting nearly a third of veterans who have served in combat. PTSD can significantly impact daily life, relationships, and the ability of veterans to function in society. However, there are many coping strategies available that can help veterans with PTSD manage their symptoms and…

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