The Redpoint blog
Written for the people living it and the families beside them.
The questions people bring to recovery rarely start with a diagnosis. These articles work through the ones that come up in between appointments, and none of them assume you already know the vocabulary.
If you want to know what treatment itself looks like, start with what we treat, our intensive outpatient program, or the therapies and resources behind the clinical work.
Individuals recovering from substance use disorder (SUD) spend the majority of their time in treatment, engaging one-on-one with clinicians. Non-residential programs provide the same positive outcomes as residential care for…
Clients in non-residential treatment programs have the opportunity to control the direction of their care by collaborating closely with the clinical team. According to the Journal of Substance Use and…
Full-day treatment programs help clients focus on their recovery while allowing them additional freedom to attend to personal responsibilities. Many people continue to work or care for their home during…
Misusing some substances can cause people to experience short- or long-term psychosis symptoms. According to Frontiers in Psychiatry, lenty of findings prove that illicit substances (i.e., cannabinoids, cocaine, amphetamines, and…
It is important to remember that recovery is a process rather than an event. This means that there is no overnight cure." It takes due diligence, and it takes time….
Finding the right place for recovery, right away, can be crucial for long-term success. According to Addiction Relapse Prevention by Nicholas Guenzel and Dennis McChargue, One primary concern in addiction…
One of the difficult but necessary realities of recovery is that it has to get paid for. Now, this doesn't mean that finance should ever come before addiction…
More and more young people are choosing sobriety and addiction recovery than ever before. In fact, there are fewer young people using alcohol and substances…
Family involvement in treatment during recovery from substance use disorder (SUD) provides clients with essential support. In addition, family members often benefit from participating in the recovery process by addressing…
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