What Does Commemorate National Codependency Awareness Month?

Diana Gómez

Learn about National Codependency Awareness Month, signs of codependency, its link to addiction, and how GateHouse Treatment supports recovery.

Opioid Recovery Insights: A Compassionate Look at Healing Over Time

Marcela Ochoa

Explore how compassionate, research-based opioid recovery insights that explore healing over time, and how individualized care can support recovery.

Building Resilience and Avoiding Relapse During the Holidays

Diana Gómez

In this article, we’ll delve into what relapse means in the context of addiction, explore its stages, identify contributing factors, and provide actionable strategies for relapse prevention during holidays.

Person sitting alone in a jail cell illustrating opioid addiction and incarceration and the impact of opioid withdrawal in jail.

Opioid Addiction and Incarceration: Breaking a Cycle That Affects Lives and Communities

Laura Corzo

Opioid addiction and incarceration are deeply connected, often leaving people without care when they need it most. This article explores opioid use in jail, withdrawal risks, and how evidence-based treatment can break the cycle and support recovery.

Mental Health and Addiction: Understanding the Dual Diagnosis

Marcela Ochoa

Learn how mental health and addiction intersect, what dual diagnosis means, and how compassionate, integrated care supports long-term recovery and healing.

Feel free addiction. Woman drinking from a canned beverage, symbolizing the risks and hidden dangers associated with Feel Free and kratom addiction.

Feel Free Addiction: Understanding Kratom Addiction and Its Hidden Dangers

Laura Corzo

Is kratom safe? It’s a question more people are asking as “natural” supplements like Feel Free gain popularity across the United States. In this blog by GateHouse Treatment, we’ll discuss what Feel Free addiction is, what science says about kratom’s safety, the signs of Feel Free addiction, and how to find support.

A close-up, high-angle shot of colorful cannabis edible arranged on a light pink background. The image features sugar-coated gummy candies in shades of yellow, orange, and green, interspersed with chocolate truffles and a dense green cannabis bud. Two vibrant cannabis leaves are positioned on the right side, emphasizing the connection to marijuana. The composition highlights the appeal of cannabis-infused treats, a topic central to discussions about their risks, including overconsumption and accidental ingestion, as explored in the blog "Cannabis Edibles & ER Visits: A Guide by GateHouse.

Cannabis Edibles & ER Visits: A Guide by GateHouse

Brittany Marie

Cannabis edibles have surged in popularity across the United States, particularly as marijuana legalization expands in many places and more consumers seek alternatives to smoking. However, this growing trend comes along with serious health risks that are sending increasing numbers of individuals to the emergency room.