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What is #Quetiapine and is it addictive? Find out more on the blog. #addiction #addictiontreatment #addictionrecovery

Making the decision to quit using opioids can be a positive life change for those struggling with opioid addiction and their loved ones. But for many, the idea of change can be scary, especially if they don’t know what to expect on their journey to recovery. Read more about #opioid withdrawal symptoms and available treatment options on the blog:

Recognizing there is a problem with opioids is the first step toward recovery. The signs of addiction to opioids typically present with simultaneous physical, psychological and behavioral symptoms. Read more on the blog:

Regardless of which disorder arises first, both mental illness and addiction influence and often worsen one another. Read more about the correlation on the latest blog post.

By understanding some of the most common addictions, it will become easier to help people by providing information and support. Read more about the Most Common Addictions in the United States on the blog:

In Acceptant and Commitment Therapy, clients learn to accept their inner emotions. They also learn that these feelings are appropriate ones depending on the situation and that they shouldn’t keep these feelings from blocking their movement through their lives.

There are many types of #addiction treatment programs, but residential treatment centers offer some serious benefits to the #recovery process. https://amhealth.com//the-advantages-of-residential-treat/

This #Valentines Day, we're taking a look at some of the things you should know about dating someone in #recovery. https://amhealth.com//what-you-should-know-about-dating-s/

PHP treatment is when the patient that is fighting addiction goes to a facility for addiction treatment for 5 to 7 days, or a total of about 40 hours per week, to receive the therapies that are necessary for them to become sober, and take charge of their lives. Read more on the blog:

Across the country, communities are finding new ways to combat the opioid epidemic. In the south, where overdose deaths are on the rise, there's a push at the local, state, and federal level to fight the deadly crisis.