We believe the best way to treat addiction is to understand it. Which is why we continue to educate not just our patients, but their family, friends and community.
Choosing to get free from an opioid use disorder can be life-changing. Regaining control of your life can positively affect your day-to-day functioning, including everything from family dynamics and relationships to work performance and hobbies. That said, recovery from drug dependence is never easy, and professional support can be a…
Software Applications Offer Evidence-Based Treatment for Substance Use Disorders Prescription Digital Therapies (PDTs) are one FDA-approved treatment for substance use disorders (SUD) that can improve patient recovery outcomes when used as part of a comprehensive addiction treatment program. Key Takeaways PDTs are software applications designed to treat specific medical conditions,…
If you have considered quitting alcohol, the new year may be one of the best times to start. With a new year comes increased motivation and excitement about a fresh beginning. Take advantage of this positive momentum to help you achieve your alcohol addiction recovery goals. At BrightView, we understand…
The holidays can be a time of joy, fun, and being with loved ones. However, they can also be full of challenges for people in recovery. Even though there are some things to watch out for, being aware of potential substance abuse triggers during the holidays and having a plan…
If you have ever tried to quit alcohol or drugs on your own, you know how challenging it can be. If you succeed in getting through the withdrawal process, you must resist powerful cravings to stay clean. If underlying mental health conditions are not being treated, you may struggle even…
If you think your alcohol use has become problematic, you may be considering quitting. Before you go cold turkey, you should consider whether it is safe to do so on your own or you should get professional help. Safely quitting alcohol may require assistance from an alcohol addiction treatment program.…
If you have ever tried unsuccessfully to recover from drug and alcohol addiction, you know how intense the withdrawal process can be. Thankfully, certain medications help ease those symptoms so you can get through withdrawal more comfortably. Medication assisted treatment programs (MAT) can also help you manage cravings, which can…
The holidays are often marketed as the best time of the year. However, the holidays can also be a challenge for many people, especially those diagnosed with a substance use disorder. Some of those in recovery find that it is especially difficult to avoid relapse during the holidays. Triggers tend…
Millions of people in the United States use drugs daily to alleviate stress, anxiety, pain, and insomnia. Some of these drugs are prescribed by doctors, while others are obtained illicitly for self-medication. Meth, for example, is a powerful stimulant that is often abused for its euphoric effects. Any use of…
