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Valium Addiction: A Pill Bottle labelled Valium.

Valium Addiction: 4 Important Facts You Should Know

It’s difficult to conceive that Valium addiction was once the most pressing drug epidemic in the United States. From the 60s to the 80s, Valium was the most prescribed drug, selling billions of pills a year. Valium belongs to a class of drugs called benzodiazepines, or benzos for short, and is also known as diazepam,

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First Year of Sobriety

What Should You Expect During the First Year of Sobriety?

GateHouse Treatment knows how difficult the first year of sobriety can be. Learning how to live with a sober mind after months or years of substance dependency can feel confusing and frustrating. The pressures of life can feel insurmountable, and knowing how to avoid (and overcome), triggers can be the difference between sobriety and relapse.

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Percocet Addiction

Understanding Percodan and Percocet Addiction

Pain affects countless Americans, many of whom rely on prescription drugs such as Percocet and Percodan to get through the day. GateHouse Treatment wants you to understand the dangers of Percocet and Percodan addictions. Such medications are safe to use if taken according to a doctor’s orders, but unfortunately, this does not always happen. Painkillers

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Athletes and Addiction: The silhouette of a woman leaping through the air.

Athletes and Addiction: 5 Essential Facts

Athletes and Addiction: GateHouse Treatment has substance use programs for all manner of substances and users. Knowing what drives some people towards dependency is critical when determining the best path forward. For example, athletes are known for their discipline, dedication, and hard work, but the intense pressure to perform at the highest level makes drugs

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Daily Schedule

The Power of a Daily Schedule: 5 Benefits for a Sober Lifestyle

Life after rehab can feel intimidating. Sober living facilities offer guidance and structure that helps clients confront their problems and work on creating a healthy lifestyle. However, going through detoxification and achieving long-term sobriety are two different challenges. To achieve the latter, the individual must find a way to create structure outside of rehab. Daily

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Group therapy

4 Underrated Benefits of Group Therapy

Group therapy is a key aspect of addiction treatment. Receiving help for an addiction to drugs or alcohol should involve a licensed therapist who can guide individuals in the right direction. Opening up to a trusted professional can do wonders for mental health, and receiving ongoing support from peers and professionals can be essential to

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3 Benefits of an Addiction Alumni Program

Alumni Programs: 3 Benefits To Consider

Why does GateHouse Treatment tout an engaged Alumni program? When an individual completes rehabilitation, the journey is not over. Addiction is a lifelong disease that will continue to affect a person’s life, even after they have completed detoxification and an addiction treatment program. Re-entering the real world can feel extremely difficult. Individuals will have to

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Healing the brain after alcoholism. A man holds his temples in need of brain healing

Healing the Brain After Alcoholism: 5 Tips for Recovery

Healing the brain after alcoholism is an endeavor that requires time, patience, and commitment. Anyone who has suffered from alcohol use disorder (AUD) can benefit from understanding the effects that alcohol has on the brain both in the short and long term, as well as the most efficient ways to get the necessary treatment and

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National Doctors Day. A doctor holds a sign saying "Happy Doctor's Day"

National Doctors Day: GateHouse Treatment Sends Our Gratitude

National Doctors Day is on March 30th, giving the world a golden opportunity to honor all healthcare professionals for their dedication and contributions to the community. There is no denying the challenging and overwhelming nature of the medical industry, so this national day allows us to recognize these substantial achievements and what they mean to

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