Struggling with an addiction is difficult, and can make you feel out of control and hopeless. But it doesn’t have to be that way. You can break free of a substance abuse addiction and reduce your chances of heroin overdose symptoms when you get the treatment and support you need. At Fort Behavioral Health, we…
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For many people, depression and alcohol are closely related. People who have depression may drink to try to feel better, especially in social situations. But alcohol is a depressant, and drinking may only make their condition worse. If you find yourself battling depression and using alcohol to cope, there’s help available. At Fort Behavioral Health,…
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For many people, there’s a link between anxiety and alcohol. When they’re anxious, they use alcohol as a coping mechanism, so they feel less anxiety. But that often doesn’t help in the long run and can lead to even more anxiety later. It can also lead to health problems, both mental and physical because too…
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If you’re asking yourself, “Am I an alcoholic?” you may already suspect that you have a problem with drinking. But you can get the help you need to recover and live a clean and sober life when you come to Fort Behavioral Health. We want to help you stop drinking and get back to living…
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If you’re asking yourself, “Is addiction a disease?” you’re not the only one. It’s a fair question, and one a lot of people have. That’s especially true if they’re battling addiction or otherwise struggling with issues related to substance abuse. But there’s hope and help available for anyone who needs it. When you reach out…
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Classifying alcohol as a drug may be surprising to many people. Even though it’s legal for people over 21 in the US, and it’s also encouraged by a lot of people in social situations, it’s technically a drug. Too much of it can impair your judgment and motor functions, make you sick, and even cause…
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The opioid epidemic is a serious problem and one that’s gotten a lot of people involved. But at Fort Behavioral Health, we can help you conquer your opioid addiction and avoid being part of the epidemic. That’s a good feeling because it lets you live a clean and sober life and enjoy a healthy and…
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If you’re trying to stop drinking and you’re experiencing alcohol withdrawal, you’re not alone. A lot of people experience those kinds of symptoms when they work toward ending their addiction to alcohol. But the key to successfully doing that is to have professional help. At Fort Behavioral Health, we can give you the treatment and…
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If you’re struggling with addiction in your life, you may also be worried about the drug overdose symptoms you could face. Fortunately, you can get help to conquer your addiction and reduce your risk of health problems. At Fort Behavioral Health, we understand the value of ensuring you’re getting the right treatment for your specific…
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If you’re asking yourself, “Is my loved one an alcoholic?” you may already see signs that they could have a problem with drinking too much. But what can you do about that? There are ways to get help for them and to gently encourage them to reach out for the support and treatment they need.…
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