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Wanting to support a loved one in recovery is natural, but many people simply don’t know what to say. Individuals struggling with addiction need reassurance just like everyone else, but due to the nature of substance abuse, sometimes seemingly innocent comments or questions can have a negative impact on someone in recovery.

Completing a rehabilitation program for drug or alcohol abuse is a major milestone worth celebrating. But afterwards, recovery is a lifelong commitment. While rehab will teach a recovering addict the tools they need to live their lives free of substance abuse, individuals in recovery are not suddenly “cured,” and will need to make decisions that maintain their sobriety every day.

Does Insurance Cover Rehab in Cleveland? August 4, 2021 Prosperity Haven Addiction Treatment If you’re struggling with addiction, there could be a number of reasons why you’re hesitant to seek treatment. You may be afraid of who you are without your preferred substance, or maybe, you’re worried about how you will cope with the stressors

For people in active addiction, using drugs and alcohol becomes a lifestyle. One part of the reason recovery is such a challenge is because quitting the lifestyle of addiction means quitting the countless bad habits that have been formed around the activity of prioritizing drugs and alcohol, often over everything else.

This is why it’s so important for people in rehab to access treatment in a place where they can build life skills, form healthy habits, and follow a structured routine — because the only way to break unhealthy habits is to replace them with healthy ones.

The Five Most Important Life Skills to Build During Rehab May 20, 2021 Prosperity Haven Addiction Treatment When your life is dominated by substance abuse, it can sometimes be difficult to meet your own basic needs — and for individuals in rehab, developing or practicing life skills is an important part of thriving in recovery.

The Most Common Excuses for Not Seeking Treatment (And How to Beat Them) May 21, 2021 Prosperity Haven Addiction Treatment Studies have shown that less than ten percent of individuals with active addiction go to rehab. [1] This is such a small percentage of the millions of people struggling with addiction in the United States,

For people in active addiction, using drugs and alcohol becomes a lifestyle. One part of the reason recovery is such a challenge is because quitting the lifestyle of addiction means quitting the countless bad habits that have been formed around the activity of prioritizing drugs and alcohol, often over everything else.

This is why it’s so important for people in rehab to access treatment in a place where they can build life skills, form healthy habits, and follow a structured routine — because the only way to break unhealthy habits is to replace them with healthy ones.

Debunking Common Addiction Recovery Myths September 26, 2020 Prosperity Haven Addiction Treatment Here at Prosperity Haven, we hear a lot of addiction recovery myths. These widely-believed misunderstandings don’t just give our clients the wrong impression about their own addictions and what to expect from recovery, they feed into an ongoing misunderstanding of addiction by society