For many people, alcohol addiction seems like being stranded in the middle of the ocean in a tiny rowboat. No matter how hard you row, you always exhaust yourself getting nowhere. With the hope of spotting dry land, you always seem to drift off course. Even with a strong desire to stop drinking, alcoholism is […]
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When you have decided to commit to a stay in an alcohol treatment center, it’s perfectly normal to worry about what will happen next. You should realize that it is okay to feel a little stressed out about this brave new step. After all, you’ll be leaving a huge part of your life behind as
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The debate over whether alcoholism is curable stems from another debate. To be curable, it needs to be considered a sickness or a disease. Otherwise, as those who contend it is not a disease proclaim, anyone, alcoholic or not, should be able to just stop drinking. Well, if you\’ve heard the stories told by many
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Unlike most addictive drugs, alcohol is widely and easily accessible to anyone aged 21 and over. Many people take alcohol frequently regardless of its adverse effects when taken in copious and uncontrolled amounts. According to statistics, two out of five Americans are fond of binge drinking, and it often results in alcoholism. Once you develop
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Individuals who have consumed alcohol in moderate to heavy rates over extended durations might experience a medical condition known as alcohol withdrawal should said subject immediately cease their intake. Our center invites you to read the following brief blog discussing specific aspects of the alcohol withdrawal process. Causes Of Alcohol Withdrawal Alcohol induces a depressive,
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It\’s horrible thing to watch someone close to us live their lives caught in the cycle of alcoholism. As horrible as it is to watch, one can only imagine how horrible it must be for the addiction sufferer. They end up enslaved by a disease that\’s hellbent on destroying everything in their life. That\’s why
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While our nation is under a state of emergency due to the Coronavirus, our commitment is to provide the safest environment for our clients and staff. At this time we will continue to stay open and provide regular clinical services and on site activities to our clients. The following precautions have been implemented: Facility housekeeping
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If you or someone you love is suffering from drug addiction, you already know how painful and detrimental it can be. Drug addiction has negative effects on your health, your relationships, your ability to hold down a job and everything else that\’s important in life. The good news, though, is that drug addiction is a
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Going to a new place alone can feel scary, and a stay in rehab often means that you need to leave your friends and family behind temporarily while you focus on healing. In the days leading up to your stay, it is normal to have lots of questions about what will happen. You may be
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Very rare is the individual who enters rehab with nothing more than an addiction to drugs or alcohol. The average addiction sufferers brings with them a host of other personal issues when they enter treatment. It is the job of the addiction treatment center\’s staff to figure out what personal issues are going to be
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Seacrest Recovery Center Ohio is a substance abuse treatment center located in Columbus, OH. We utilize both traditional and holistic therapies and are comprehensive in our approach. Our treatment plans are customized for each individual based on their presenting issues. By developing a comprehensive individualized treatment plan for each of our clients, we are able to create a therapeutic environment that fosters physical, emotional, and spiritual growth and well being.
