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Inpatient

How to Start a Partial Hospitalization Program

For many people with mental illness or substance use disorders, inpatient treatment may not be the realistic or best option. This means that using a structured system like a partial hospitalization program (PHP) is their best chance to enter into healthy recovery. In this guide on how to start a PHP, we’ll cover topics including: We hope you use this information to see if a PHP is right for you or your loved one so that you can get the proper treatment plan started as soon as possible. What Services Does Partial Hospitalization Treatment (PHP) Provide? Partial hospitalization programs vary

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Inpatient

6 Items You Should Bring to Addiction Treatment

Preparation is the key to success and peace of mind. One group of people who understood this concept well was the pioneers during their settlement of the vast plains of the west. They carried what was called a “horn of fire,” a hollowed-out deer or bison horn, that would store fire ashes and keep them lit throughout the day. This ultimately made it easier and quicker for the pioneers to create fires at night. Now, you certainly won’t need to make fires in addiction treatment. However, similar to the pioneers’ foresight, preparing what to bring to rehab ahead of time

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Inpatient

How Do I Choose a Residential Treatment Center?

Researching addiction treatment centers is a little like trying to decide what brand of pasta sauce to buy at the grocery store or what kind of cell phone to purchase; the sheer volume of options available to you is enough to make your head spin. Unlike pasta sauce or a cell phone, though, your decision on a residential treatment center can have lasting implications for the remainder of your life. As heavy as that statement is, don’t feel discouraged in your hunt for a rehab facility. Finding the right residential program for you is remarkably simple if you know what

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Inpatient vs. Outpatient Rehab: Which One is Right for Your Spouse?

When you married your spouse, you probably didn’t imagine that the “in sickness and in health” part of the vows would include substance addiction. And ever since your spouse got hooked on alcohol or opioids, your marriage has been on the brink of collapse. You’ve covered for them with family and friends, believing this was helping instead of enabling. You put up with their abuse because you kept telling yourself that this wasn’t their fault. And you stuck around because you don’t want to abandon them, despite the pain and exhaustion you’ve experienced. Fortunately, you’ve managed to talk to your

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