Recovery isn’t a one-time event. It’s a process that unfolds over weeks, months, and even years—shaped by new habits, hard conversations, and real-life challenges. For many people, staying on track requires more than one level of care. That’s where an intensive outpatient program (IOP) comes in. Whether you’re beginning your treatment journey or transitioning out…
The best investment you can make today isn’t financial—it’s taking the time to focus on your recovery, setting the stage for a stronger tomorrow. But your time is also precious, and for many, stepping away from daily responsibilities to attend treatment can be a roadblock to sobriety. Short-term intensive outpatient programs (IOP) can help bridge…
It is damaging to assume that when a tragedy like a global health crisis occurs, less newsworthy problems disappear. Individuals struggling with mental health issues, physical disabilities, non-COVID-related health conditions, and substance use still endure these conditions in this time of quarantine and lockdown. In fact, if anything, problems like addiction are exacerbated by the…
For individuals affected by mental health issues and their families, Mental Illness Awareness Week can be an important time of the year. Mental Illness Awareness Week highlights the importance for individuals to have access to safe, reliable treatment. At New Bridge Foundation®, we suggest you observe Mental Illness Awareness Week by learning about the importance…