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.02-13-23 | By David Hampton
In 2018, AspenRidge Recovery, a Colorado-based rehab and treatment center specializing in mental health, complex trauma, and substance use disorders launched AspenRidge REACH, the state’s first comprehensive, 100% online intensive outpatient program (IOP) for adults. Upon realizing that every year thousands of Coloradans who live with substance use disorders and cooccurring mental health issues do … Continued
01-11-23 | By David Hampton
As with any substance use disorder it is important to realize that change doesn’t happen until one reaches the realization (often through the consequences of multiple unwanted outcomes) that he or she is physically and psychologically dependent on something that is rendering them virtually powerless. The ability to choose whether to continue to use … Continued
| By Ed Latimore
My old drinking buddy got sober about 2 years before me. He gave me some insight into the process. A lot of what he told me was things that I could reason would happen. Or, at the very least, they were things I’d heard other people talk about happening. I anticipated that socializing sober would … Continued
08-30-21 | By Tim Stoddart
It’s not always easy to observe addiction from the outside, especially when someone is abusing cocaine. While the focus is understandably often on the addict themselves, it’s important to keep in mind those around them and close to them. Addiction can cause real harm to these individuals and, paradoxically, they also hold the key to … Continued
10-07-20 | By Tim Stoddart
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is the use of medications combined with behavioral therapies to help individuals recover from substance use disorder. Monitored by a physician, studies have proven that this form of treatment is one of the most effective methods to treat opioid addiction, compared to more traditional non-drug approaches. The History of MAT In … Continued
