Having a good support network can have a colossal impact on a person’s ability to stay sober. Fort Worth has so much to offer, and it helps to be connected to a group of people who don’t need drugs and alcohol to see that. It is important to retain a connection during recovery with therapists,…
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The new year brings about the chance for change and betterment of one’s self. Many people decide to take on New Year’s resolutions during this time. If you are suffering from an addiction and intend to recover, consider setting addiction recovery goals to help you achieve success. Decide What Means Most to You Jot down…
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If there is someone in your life, such as your child, a relative, or a good friend, who has not been acting normally in your opinion, you may wonder if they are struggling with an addiction, perhaps to opioids. Knowing opioid addiction signs is crucial, so you make the right choices regarding helping your loved…
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Alcohol use disorder (AUD), also known as alcohol addiction, involves being unable to control drinking regardless of the consequences. However, recognizing alcohol addiction signs may inspire you to seek assistance at an alcohol rehab in Fort Worth, Texas. Contact Fort Behavioral Health by calling 844.332.1807 to learn more about the signs of alcoholism, including: Uncontrollable Urges…
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During this time where a pandemic is present, if you are experiencing anxiety or stress because of the virus, treatment is necessary to help you get through life without difficulties. There are COVID anxiety therapies available at Fort Behavioral Health if you feel you are suffering from distressful symptoms at this time. Rely on Others…
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Ambivalence about recovery is normal, but it prolongs the consequences associated with substance use disorder. If your life has become unmanageable due to drug or alcohol addiction, our treatment center in Texas offers the tools, insight, network, and support you need. If you have questions about our programs, reach out to us today to learn…
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You may have heard of co-occurring disorders. This term describes a person who has not only a drug addiction but also a mental health disorder. These are two different things, but they require treatment together when a person has them both. A co-occurring treatment program can provide that type of help. Our team at Fort…
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Is there a link between troubled teens and addiction? If you have a teen that’s a good student, are they still at risk for drug addiction development? While there are reasons to believe your child may be at risk in both situations, there is also a lot of treatment available to help them. When it…
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Are you finding it hard to maintain your mental health during quarantine? You may be battling a lot more anxiety or even feel depressed. Furthermore, you may find yourself no longer willing to interact with others, or everything seems like so much work. If it’s hard to get through the day, you may need mental…
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A person dealing with addiction is facing a lot of change. They are also working against themselves and their body to achieve health and wellbeing. It’s hard work. For that reason, positive support is vital when it comes to families and addiction treatment. At Fort Behavioral Health, we can help you and your loved one…
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