Sacramento Residential Treatment Center on Watching What You Say

Someone you love is battling a drug or alcohol addiction, and you want to be supportive. You’ve heard other friends and family members offering gentle words of encouragement, but so far the person isn’t making much progress in their recovery. So you begin to wonder if a little “tough love” is in order. As we tell the family and friends of the people we work with at our Sacramento residential treatment center, that’s a “tool” you need to be very careful with. Read more from this blog. http://bit.ly/2pYH3QB

Ways to Embrace Your Freedom From a Sacramento Detox Center

Addictions are conditions that can be all consuming. They consume your money. They consume your relationships. And they consume your time… lots and lots of time. While you are battling an addiction, you tend to become unaware of how much of every day is devoted to getting, using, and being incapacitated by drugs.

When you start to make progress in your recovery and are no longer using, it can be surprising how much extra time you have on your hands. For many recovering addicts at our Sacramento recovery center, it can feel like too much time and cause a sense of boredom and restlessness. And those feelings can put you at risk of relapse if you don’t address them. Read more from this blog. http://bit.ly/2pYGhDb

Sacramento Rehab Center Gives 5 Signs of When to End a Friendship

When you’re in recovery from an addiction, you need all the support you can get from your counselor, family, and friends. However, at our Sacramento rehab center we explain that “support” implies interactions that are helpful in nature. Unfortunately, it’s possible that some of the people who you consider friends will be unable or unwilling to truly support you. If that’s the case, it’s a difficult thing to do, but the best course of action for you is to end that relationship. Read more from this blog. http://bit.ly/2pYCo0K