The Perils of Dating a Drug Addict Counseling, Drug Addiction, Drug InformationBy Beaches RecoveryApril 22, 2019There is never a perfect relationship. Likewise, every relationship is different. What works for one couple may not work for the other. Some people can handle the struggles of mental health with their partner easier than others. Others may need help, especially when dating a drug addict. A few common types of addiction and sexual…
How to Start Making Amends During Recovery Counseling, Drug Addiction, Dual Diagnosis, Family TherapyBy Beaches RecoveryApril 21, 2019While under the influence of drugs or alcohol, we often say and do things that we wouldn’t have otherwise done. While in recovery, it’s important that you not only focus on your own mental and physical well-being, but that you sought out your loved ones and make amends during recovery. Letting go of the past,…
How to Handle a Relapse After Rehab Addiction, Counseling, RelapseBy Beaches RecoveryApril 20, 2019For some people, rehab is next to a religious experience and can set them up for a drug and alcohol-free life. Yet, it is unrealistic to think that one time in rehab will make you invincible from the things that gave you pain and trouble in the past. Since you are only human, there is…
How to Find DUI Classes in Florida Alcohol Addiction, Counseling, Law EnforcementBy Beaches RecoveryApril 18, 2019Many people experience a DUI. At first, you’ll feel incredibly embarrassed. Then, the reality of what you just did will settle in and you’ll realize that you now need to face the consequences of your actions. However, even the Florida government realizes that everyone is prone to making mistakes, which is why the fresh start…
How to Cope With Grief in Recovery Counseling, Dual Diagnosis, RehabilitationBy Beaches RecoveryApril 17, 2019Grief never comes at a convenient time. Most associate grief with the loss of a friend or a loved one, but it can also come after a job layoff, a child going off to college, your closest friend moving across the country, or from losing an addiction. While certainly less common, grief during recovery does…
How to Find Drug Addiction Help for Family Members Counseling, Drug Addiction, Family TherapyBy Beaches RecoveryApril 15, 2019Is it up to you to seek out a family therapy program? Are you seeking drug addiction help for family members? Finding drug addiction help for family members is no small task. The challenges are big, but the final reward is worth it. Taking the First Steps The path to seeking drug addiction help for…
Evidence Based Addiction Therapy Addiction, Counseling, RecoveryBy Beaches RecoveryMarch 28, 2019Leave a commentFor the last several decades, researchers have worked hard to establish standards for addiction treatment. They’ve determined several evidence based addiction therapy techniques that are effective. As this term suggests, these treatments have research to back up their effectiveness. Common Evidence Based Addiction Therapy Approaches When you seek evidence-based treatment, you ensure that your time…
Recognize Cocaine Overdose Symptoms Counseling, Detox, Drug AddictionBy Beaches RecoveryMarch 20, 2019Leave a commentA cocaine overdose can be fatal. The sooner you can identify an overdose and get the user help, the better off they will be. If you recognize cocaine overdose symptoms, then you can get someone assistance when they need it most. Take a look at common overdose symptoms and learn how to respond with drug…
Dangers of Dating an Addict Addiction, Counseling, RecoveryBy Beaches RecoveryMarch 10, 2019Leave a commentIf you were talking to your best friend, you’d be warning the person to stay away from dating an addict. However, here you are in precisely this position. You didn’t realize it at first, but now it’s glaringly apparent. What are the dangers of continuing this relationship? Will You Become an Enabler? You understand that…
Using Al Anon Family Groups for Support Addiction, Counseling, RecoveryBy Beaches RecoveryFebruary 19, 2019Leave a commentAddiction is rarely a condition that impacts just one person. Instead, a single drug or alcohol addiction can have adverse effects on the entire family and even their whole community. When a person struggling with addiction needs recovery treatment, his or her family members might also need support. That’s where an addiction recovery group steps in. Al Anon…
