Anyone struggling with addiction may find the idea of entering rehab overwhelming. For many women in this position, it may be something they have put off for years. But if you have come to a point in your life where the need for substance abuse treatment is undeniable, it may be wise to consider the…
Drug addiction can affect many areas of your life, but help is always available when you want to stop. Admitting that you need drug addiction help can get you started on your road to recovery. Once you’ve realized that you need to seek treatment, how can you take the first step? The thought of getting…
You know your child better than anyone else. However, it may be difficult for you to recognize signs that your adolescent may need professional help for an addiction. But if your adolescent is struggling with addiction, it’s more important than anything else to get them the help they need. Sometimes that needed help may take…
An intervention is a chance for family members to demonstrate their love and support to a person who is stricken by addiction and self-destructive behaviors. Interventions are considered as a last chance or last-ditch effort to force the loved one to get the help they so desperately need. In most cases, the idea of an…
If you are struggling with an addiction to alcohol, drugs, or something else, you may be considering enrolling in a recovery program. However, you may be unsure about what actually happens during the process. There is a wide range of information to learn during a recovery program, which is beneficial in staying away from your…
Experiencing trauma can change the way we process information, connect with others, and make decisions. The master-level clinicians and comprehensive trauma therapy services at Fort Behavioral Health in Texas can help you process trauma and move forward. Contact us by calling 844.332.1807 to learn more about our trauma-informed care options. What is Trauma? A dangerous…
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…
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…
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…
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…