In our quest to continually refine and improve our treatment programs, several of our clinicians were recently trained in Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement (MORE). In case you haven’t heard about MORE, it is an evidence-based therapy which is supported by more than 12 clinical trials, in addition to also receiving 60 million dollars in Federal Research…
Residential treatment is a cornerstone of addiction recovery. Whether you’re starting treatment for the first time, recommitting to recovery, or looking into treatment for a loved one, learning about the benefits of residential treatment can help you make an informed decision about your recovery journey. New Bridge Foundation®’s residential treatment center features a peaceful, supportive…
The journey to recovery often begins with detoxification, more commonly known as detox. A detox program is a process that helps clients overcome their physical dependence on drugs or alcohol. When someone stops using drugs or alcohol, their body experiences withdrawal symptoms that can be painful, uncomfortable, and even dangerous. A detox program provides medical…
Alcohol use disorder is difficult to overcome, often requiring more than willpower alone. Long-term alcohol addiction can lead to serious health problems and negatively impact every aspect of life. One of the most effective ways to overcome alcohol addiction is through professional treatment. At New Bridge Foundation®, we offer effective, affordable long-term alcohol rehab designed…
Alcohol affects millions of people worldwide and can have a variety of negative consequences on those who consume it excessively. One of the most important aspects of understanding alcohol addiction is recognizing its long-term effects on memory and overall mental and physical health. Individuals struggling with alcohol misuse are wise to be interested in learning…
Alcohol dependence, also known as alcohol use disorder or alcoholism, is a chronic and progressive disease characterized by an individual’s inability to control their consumption of alcohol despite the negative consequences it causes. It is a complex condition that is influenced by a combination of genetic, environmental, and psychological factors. If you suspect that you…
Do you drink to calm your nerves? To wind down after a stressful day? If so, you’re not alone. It’s common for people with anxiety disorders to self-medicate with alcohol. According to many sources, up to a third of people with anxiety disorders also have alcohol use disorders. While drinking alcohol may temporarily relieve anxiety,…
If you or someone you care about is struggling with addiction, the best option is to seek professional help. Addiction can wreak havoc on someone’s life, disrupting relationships, responsibilities, and routines. Efforts made to cut down or quit may be unsuccessful. A rehab center is designed to help clients begin and maintain recovery from drugs…