New Hope Recovery Center offers personalized, holistic treatment by examining the whole person: mind, body and spirit. Their small intimate setting caters to your specific needs and we provide place of support, nurture and safety leading to hope and healing. They believe length of treatment directly impacts the chances for long-term recovery. For this reason they offer a variety of levels of care to better equip an individual to create the life they desire. The caring and experienced clinical staff provides the emotional, physical and spiritual healing necessary to identify the core issues that underlie the addiction and in turn create an extraordinary life of productive, balanced sober living.
If you are looking into drug and alcohol rehab for yourself or someone else, it may be confusing to hear terms like inpatient rehab (or residential), outpatient rehab (or IOP) and partial hospitalization (or PHP). What Are The Differences Between Inpatient Rehab, Outpatient Rehab And Partial Hospitalization? Inpatient Rehab or Residential Treatment These programs involve.. read more ?
Did you know there is an increased risk for substance abuse and addiction for those LGBTQ individuals who are dealing with any stage of the coming out process? What is Coming Out? Many people dont understand what is involved in coming out (disclosing ones sexual orientation or gender identity). Most envision it to be like.. read more ?
Looking into addiction treatment programs (rehab) for yourself or a loved one can seem overwhelming. Generally life is already stressful and unmanageable. Trying to understand what options are available within the treatment world and what would work best is not an easy task. To give you a starting point, here are 5 frequently asked questions.. read more ?
Looking for Prescription Drug Rehab? You are not alone. Prescription drugs have become a serious concern. In 2013, nearly 60% of all drug overdose deaths resulted from prescription drugs. Approximately two thirds of prescription drug abusers get them from family and/or friends. If you believe someone you know is abusing or addicted to prescription drugs,.. read more ?
The recent death of Phillip Seymour Hoffman has once again shined a spotlight on heroin addiction. A true epidemic that is not only impacting inner cities, suburbs and rural areas, but also poor, middle and upper classes, the rich and famous included. Phillip Seymour Hoffman passed away in his New York City apartment on February.. read more ?
Admitted to ourselves, another person and our higher power the exact nature of our wrongs The fifth step in addiction recovery is one of the steps that has a large impact on members. After completing the fourth step by doing a moral inventory, you now share it. This is considered to be somewhat of a.. read more ?
Perhaps the hardest part of drug or alcohol addiction treatment is actually getting there. The fears about entering an addiction treatment program or facility (rehab) can overpower the will to get sober and keep someone from getting the help they need. With so many unknowns involved, its not surprising many people initially decide against treatment.. read more ?
Addiction Recovery: Step 4 Moral Inventory For many with drug, alcohol, sex or other additions, working through the 12 steps have been not only a life saver, but a life-enhancer. They find their lives are much better than they would have been without working the steps. The fourth step of addiction recovery seems to.. read more ?
As 2013 comes to a close, we wanted to review our most popular articles during the year. In reviewing the most viewed articles, four major themes emerge as the top concerns and focus of our readers during this year. Warning Signs It is clear that many people are interested in determining if they or a.. read more ?
The stages of change are a conceptualization that change is not a singular event; rather it is a series of steps someone progresses through. The idea can be applied to any number of behaviors but it is especially helpful to view it through the lens of addiction. Change is difficult. People get comfortable with where.. read more ?
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