An Unfortunate Cycle of Addiction Drug Abuse, Recovery, RelapseBy The Ranch PAMay 17, 2020Drug addiction is devastating not only for the person struggling with addiction but also for those who are close to that person. For the children of those who suffer from addiction, this statement rings truer than for most. The sad fact is that children of people with a drug addiction far too often grow up… Details
Signs Of Depressions Addiction Treatment, Dual Diagnosis Treatment, Mental HealthBy The Ranch PAMay 16, 2020Leave a commentEveryone has times of sadness. It’s a natural emotion. For some people, it’s more than just a few bad moments. When anxiety or feeling of sadness persist over several weeks if not months, it’s likely you or a loved one is suffering from depression. Do you think you could be depressed? If so, take a… Details
3 Reasons Why At-Home Detox is Not Recommended Alcohol Abuse, Alcoholism, DetoxBy The Ranch PAMay 16, 2020If you are like many people who struggle with substance abuse, you may feel confident that beating a dependence on alcohol or drugs is something you can do alone. Unfortunately, many people who become addicted suffer from overconfidence and denial. If it is their first time trying to quit, they may not understand how challenging… Details
Living a Satisfying Life in Recovery Addiction, Alcohol Abuse, RecoveryBy The Ranch PAMay 14, 2020Most individuals who struggle with addiction acknowledge that living a satisfying lifestyle outside of inpatient care requires constant attention. Living a satisfying life in recovery also requires avoiding temptation. It is a difficult challenge, especially when alcohol and drugs can be nearly everywhere. You can learn to enjoy your abstinent lifestyle, however, by taking a… Details
Is My Loved One An Alcoholic? Addiction Recovery, Addiction Treatment, Alcohol AddictionBy The Ranch PAMay 13, 2020Leave a commentThe term alcoholic is one many people don’t take seriously. Yet, if you’re watching your loved one drink night after night, you’re likely worried that’s what’s really happening. “Is my loved one an alcoholic?” It’s not an easy question to ask because often, it can occur even if you didn’t see it coming. At Recovery… Details
Healthy Habits in Recovery Mental Health Treatment, RecoveryBy The Ranch PAMay 13, 2020People often neglect their physical health when they are fighting an active addiction. Instead of going for a run or using another healthy medium to clear their mind, they would rather use drugs. For most people, their drug of choice satisfies them both physically and mentally. They rely on this drug for many reasons, whether… Details
Depression and Addiction: Get the Facts Addiction, Mental Health TreatmentBy The Ranch PAMay 12, 2020Everyone gets the blues now and then. When those feelings of melancholy and despair linger for weeks, not days, it can be a sign of something more serious. Depression affects 1 in 10 Americans. However, the depression rate among those struggling with addiction is even higher. Furthermore, 21 percent of those suffering from depression report… Details
Dangers of Binge Drinking Addiction Recovery, Addiction Treatment, Alcohol AddictionBy The Ranch PAMay 10, 2020Leave a commentHaving a drink here or there doesn’t seem like a big deal. Yet, for many people, it’s not just one. Understanding the dangers of binge drinking is very important, especially if you are the type of person to spend the weekend drinking. At Recovery Ranch PA, we offer the insight and support you need to… Details
Is Inpatient Or Outpatient Rehab Right for You? Detox, RecoveryBy The Ranch PAMay 10, 2020If you are addicted to drugs or alcohol, the right rehabilitation program can get you back on the path to recovery. Choosing the right program can be challenging, however. There are a lot of different programs, including both inpatient or outpatient rehab. Every program, whether it is inpatient or outpatient, offers a distinct treatment philosophy.… Details
Stress Management and Addiction Recovery Recovery, SobrietyBy The Ranch PAMay 10, 2020Now that you are sober, you may worry about different scenarios causing you to relapse. For example, your high-pressure job may end in a return to substance abuse. You may be tired of the same old stress relievers, and desire to live the more balanced, satisfying lifestyle you were promised when sobriety became your priority.… Details
