Addiction can feel like a never-ending loop—one where pain, shame, and attempts to quit are followed by relapse and despair. For many, this cycle isn’t just physical. It’s emotional, mental, and deeply rooted in patterns that can be hard to escape alone. That’s where medication-assisted treatment (MAT) comes in. MAT isn’t about replacing one substance…
Long-term, short-term, outpatient, residential—there are many types of addiction treatment programs available. If you’re looking into treatment options for yourself or a loved one, it can be overwhelming to navigate the different options and understand what each one involves. Having a solid understanding of long-term vs. short-term rehab can help you make an informed decision.…
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…
Drug addiction is a serious condition that requires professional treatment and care. While there are many addiction treatment centers across the country, not all of them offer long-term drug rehab. In many cases, however, this level of care is an essential step in the recovery process because it gives clients the time they need to…
Like most medical conditions, substance use disorders (SUDs) range from mild to severe. When seeking a rehab program, it is essential to understand the types of programs available so that you can choose the one best suited to your needs. Typically, outpatient and short-term residential recovery programs work well for individuals who have not already…
When you are grappling with a substance use disorder (SUD) and decide it is time to seek treatment, choosing the right level of care is essential to effective recovery. Drug and alcohol addiction occurs on a spectrum ranging from mild to severe. For mild to moderate levels of addiction, short-term residential rehab or intensive outpatient…