If you live in the Boston area and are looking for a high-quality, reliable outpatient treatment rehab center, there are options to help in your recovery journey. At Rockland Recovery, our day intensive outpatient program might be the right choice for your recovery journey. Please contact our Rockland Recovery team today by calling 855.732.4842 or filling…
When you decide to go through a substance abuse treatment program at Rockland Recovery, the next step is choosing your sessions. One option is attending full-time in a residential inpatient treatment program. Also, we offer outpatient treatment for individuals interested in therapy in shorter or more convenient time frames. It’s vital to weigh the benefits…
Once someone has accepted that they are struggling with an addiction, it can be tough to decide what to do about it. Often, willpower isn’t enough to break the addiction (else, it probably wouldn’t have formed). Thus, one of the most successful methods of treating addiction is inpatient rehabilitation. But it still has a lot…
Many people think that addiction happens due to someone being careless with the consumption of substances that are known to have a risk of addiction, as though it is basic irresponsibility. Unfortunately, some circumstances can throw a typically sober person into an addiction, such as surgery forcing a person to take pain pills for a…
Prescription medication is supposed to help get you well when your mind or body isn’t behaving. That is what we are taught. That is when they are taken as directed by the prescribing doctor. This is true for most medications. However, there are some that doctors prescribe that can be dangerous and even lead to…
Alcohol is a common part of households throughout the world. It is legal once you have reached a certain age and is considered acceptable in all types of environments. While most people can handle a drink here and there, some people either have a tendency to overdo it regularly or find that’s becomes something their…
Signs of drug addiction can be almost unnoticeable at first. In time, however, they become more pronounced. It’s not unusual for the loved ones of an individual to be among the first to experience the signs of addiction. Since they are the closest to an individual, they first notice the changes that are taking place…