Why Addicts Relapse? Read More »
Relapse is a part of the cycle in recovery from addiction to drugs and alcohol. For those in early recovery, the risk of relapse is especially high. If you relapse during your recovery, you might feel like giving up or that all hope of getting better is lost. Many in recovery who relapse use the […]
The Benefits of EMDR for Addiction Read More »
The National Council for Mental Wellbeing reports that a startling 70% of Americans (or 223.4 million people) have experienced at least one traumatic event in their lives. And while many of those individuals find ways to cope with their trauma so that they can continue to live healthy lives, just as many continue to struggle
Addiction Treatment for Healthcare Professionals Read More »
The healthcare profession can be one of the most rewarding careers, but you are also dealing with a lot of stress. These stressors could lead to addiction. Addiction treatment for healthcare professionals can require special consideration and can be challenging for their ongoing recovery due to the high prevalence of stressors and triggers in the
The Link Between Neuroplasticity and Addiction Read More »
There is no doubt that addiction causes a number of noticeable effects. From one’s physical appearance to their ability to regulate their emotions, attempting to hide an addiction as it is occurring can be nearly impossible. However, there are countless effects that are happening under the surface when it comes to addiction, as this disease
5 Steps to Stop Drinking Alcohol Read More »
Drinking alcohol can harm your physical, mental, and social well-being. If you struggle to control your drinking habits, you might need to stop drinking alcohol altogether. Quitting “cold-turkey” without a plan could lead you back to unhealthy drinking habits. Following these steps can help you quit drinking alcohol. #1. Are You Quitting or Cutting Back?
How Neurofeedback Addiction Treatment Impacts Recovery Read More »
Neurofeedback addiction treatment can help you during your recovery from alcohol and substance use disorders. When you abuse substances or alcohol, your brain is damaged due to the neural pathways that substances “hijack” when used. Neurofeedback programming can help to repair the neurological damage of alcohol and substance abuse. How Does Addiction Impact the Brain?
Treatment Options for Dual Diagnosis Symptoms Read More »
Dual diagnosis symptoms can be challenging to manage without effective treatment options. You or a loved one might have a substance or alcohol use disorder along with mental illness. Often, those with an alcohol or substance use disorder are self-medicating for an underlying mental health disorder. Additionally, prolonged misuse or abuse of alcohol and drugs
Signs and Symptoms of Xanax Withdrawal Read More »
Like any substance, Xanax carries the risk of withdrawal symptoms — even when taken as prescribed. While the risk of dependency is greater when you misuse Xanax or take doses higher than prescribed, you might experience different signs and symptoms of Xanax withdrawal if you suddenly stop taking Xanax. If you are concerned about your
Understanding Neuroscience Of Addiction Read More »
Understanding the neuroscience of addiction can help you understand the nature of your disease. While some believe that alcohol or drug addiction are character flaws or due to a lack of morals, neuroscience says otherwise. Like other chronic diseases, addiction can be treated, and you can recover from this disease. Addiction Is A Chronic Disease
Schizophrenia and Alcohol Abuse – What You Need To Know Read More »
Schizophrenia is a serious mental illness that can greatly affect the way a person functions in society. When a person diagnosed with schizophrenia misuses alcohol the consequences can be very negative. At Ambrosia Treatment Center, our addiction specialists are capable of helping those who suffer from alcohol addiction and have schizophrenia. We offer compassion and
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