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Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Therapy

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Mindfulness-based stress reduction therapy lets you recognize that you have a choice. You no longer feel like you’re the victim of circumstances. But why does this treatment work so well? How do Beaches Recovery experts integrate it into your personalized rehab?What is Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Therapy?This modality is a combination of guided breathing techniques and…

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Addiction Relapse Rates [Infographic]

Addiction, Infographic, RecoveryBy Beaches Recovery

Relapse is an ongoing risk. Anyone fighting back against drug addiction should recognize that risk and prepare for cravings and temptations. Through rehab, clients can learn how to stay sober no matter what the obstacle. Take a look at some of the most worrying addiction relapse rates and avoid being another statistic.Is Heroin the World’s…

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Short List of Florida Drug Possession Law

Controlled Substances, RehabilitationBy Beaches Recovery

People addicted to illicit drugs face significant legal jeopardy. Under the Florida Statutes Section 893.13, it’s illegal simply to hold certain amounts of controlled substances. In other words, getting caught by police will lead to drug court and possibly prison time. Therefore, learning the various Florida drug possession laws is vital to protect your freedom.…

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What Is the New Florida Opioid Law?

Controlled Substances, NewsBy Beaches Recovery

If you take prescription opioids, you may be unable to get them anymore because of the new Florida opioid law. As of July 1, 2018, the government restricts how long doctors can prescribe the Schedule II drugs for a patient. However, this regulation establishes many other requirements too.About the New Florida Opioid LawFlorida is one…

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Which Types of Non Opioid Painkillers Really Work?

Drug Addiction, Prescription DrugsBy Beaches Recovery

Pain is a problem for millions of Americans. It comes in the form of chronic back pain, severe headaches, sports injuries, arthritis, and surgeries. In response, doctors prescribe millions of opioid painkillers every year despite the side effects and risk for addiction. For a healthy recovery, there are many types of non opioid painkillers that…

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Common Drug Detox Medications

Addiction, DetoxBy Beaches Recovery

You’re ready to face your chemical dependence head on. The first step is detox. You’ve heard of a medication-assisted process. What are some common drug detox medications, and how do they work?Medical Detox Offers a Safe, Pain-Free ExperienceOne of the biggest fears people have when checking into detox is the pain. They know the uncomfortable…

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ADHD Awareness Month

ADHD Awareness Month

Drug Addiction, dual diagnosis treatmentBy Beaches Recovery

ADHD, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is the most common behavioral disorder for children today. But many children never gain a correct diagnosis. This means they continue through adulthood fighting their symptoms without the help they need. It also means ADHD Awareness Month can play a significant role in helping people recover from both ADHD symptoms…

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Ideas for Maintaining Sobriety

Addiction, Sober LivingBy Beaches Recovery

Admittedly, it feels good to walk out of rehab with the “monkey off your back.” Still, you have to realize your recovery is in its infancy. The battle for sobriety lasts for as long as you live. Why? There is no cure for addiction. However, you can arrest it and lay it to sleep forever.…

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Are Hallucinogens Addictive?

Addiction, Drug InformationBy Beaches Recovery

Drug users have been using hallucinogens for decades. In the 1960s and 70s, LSD, PCP, and Peyote were particularly popular. Other hallucinogens include substances like DMT (N, N-Dimethyltryptamine), Psilocybin (mushrooms) and Ketamine (Special K). Users typically take these types of substances as a way to escape or detach from reality. As one might expect, the…

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Recognizing Recovery Relapse Triggers

Addiction, Recovery, Sober LivingBy Beaches Recovery

Addiction is a chronic disease. Therefore, it doesn’t have a cure. Although it responds well to treatment, there’s the possibility of a relapse. Do you know how to recognize and diffuse your relapse triggers?Understanding What a Relapse Is and Isn’tA relapse in addiction treatment refers to your return to using. You got clean, but at…

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