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Addiction goes beyond physical symptoms and requires far more than physical healing. It changes the way the brain functions, influencing behavior and decision-making. At Beach House Center for Recovery, we
Completing detox is a meaningful milestone and it should be celebrated.For many, it marks the first time in months or years that addiction isn’t driving physical symptoms or daily decisions.
Welcome to Beach House Center for Recovery, where every detail of our campus has been thoughtfully created to support comfort, focus and meaningful healing. From the layout of our living
Since alcohol is socially accepted, it’s often part of parties, holidays, and casual get-togethers. While some people in recovery may feel unsure about attending events where alcohol is present, withdrawing
If you are struggling with drug or alcohol addiction, it is important to know that withdrawal can be dangerous and symptoms can escalate quickly. Detox should never be attempted without
Many people turn to alcohol or drugs to cope with painful memories, stress or overwhelming emotions. However, substance use only offers temporary relief and does not address the underlying trauma.
Living with a mental health condition and a substance use disorder can be confusing and overwhelming. But there is a clear path forward. At Beach House Center for Recovery, our
Understanding how post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSS) differ can help you or your loved one access the right level of care at the right time. At
Understanding the post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) diagnostic process can bring hope and clarity to anyone struggling with the aftereffects of a traumatic experience. At Beach House Center for Recovery, our
Healing from addiction can be challenging, and families often feel the impact too. PHP and IOP programs at Beach House Center for Recovery give loved ones the tools they need
At Beach House Center for Recovery, our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) offers intensive, structured mental health care while allowing you to return home each evening. If you or a loved
When you or a loved one is ready to begin treatment for addiction or a mental health condition, it can be difficult to know which program provides the right balance
Starting an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) can feel like a big step, especially if you’re balancing recovery with work, school, or family commitments. Understanding how an IOP is structured, including
Recovery doesn’t end when treatment does. Maintaining sobriety requires proactive planning and support. That’s why relapse prevention is an integral part of our partial hospitalization program (PHP) at Beach House
Reclaim your life at Beach House Center for Recovery. Our licensed clinicians understand that lasting healing requires more than one treatment program. It requires a full continuum of care that’s
Helping someone through the recovery process is a long-term commitment that requires patience, empathy, and the right knowledge. While treatment programs are essential for detox and stabilization, they only lay
Proper nutrition is a critical part of the addiction recovery process. By replenishing essential nutrients, it supports mental and physical health while fostering the resilience required for long-term recovery and
Addiction is a thief. It steals your health, peace of mind, and the connection you have with yourself and others. Recovery is more than removing toxins from your body. It’s
Substance use disorders do more than affect a person’s behavior and appearance. They can change how the brain functions. From memory loss and intense cravings to poor decision-making and emotional
Imagine needing urgent care for your mental health or addiction, only to face endless roadblocks from your health insurance plan. That’s been the frustrating reality for many—until now. Thanks to
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Many people rely on prescription or illicit drugs to manage stress. Substances like Xanax and marijuana have a reputation for helping people relax and cope with life’s anxieties. However, while
The WTC Health Program provides medical benefits to individuals affected by the terror attacks of September 11, 2001. Many first responders, local workers, and resident survivors have developed health complications
Experimentation is broadly considered the first stage of addiction. While not all people who spend time experimenting with drugs or alcohol will become addicted, many teenagers and young adults do
Part of being in recovery means coming to terms with the impact your behavior has had on your friends and family members. You may be especially worried about how the
