Non-Alcoholic Beer and Wine: Not Dangerous? BlogBy The Ranch PAOctober 25, 2012For recovering alcoholics, non-alcoholic beverages seem like a safe way to indulge their guilty pleasure without actually lapsing. It may be safer and healthier to consume non-alcoholic beer and wine, but these drinks could have negative effects on your recovery. If you are considering non-alcoholic beverages as an alternative to the real thing, please consider… Details
Managing Your Addiction and Avoiding the Constant Potential for Relapse BlogBy The Ranch PAOctober 18, 2012The best way to fight addiction is to accept that it requires a life-long commitment to the process of recovery. Continuing to care for yourself and meet your needs is extremely important for you to have a successful recovery. Seeking treatment isn’t a fix for addiction. However, it does give you the tools you need… Details
Family is Important in the Recovery Process Help BlogBy The Ranch PAOctober 17, 2012Recovering from an addiction is a personal matter, and although it does require a lot of individual work, including self-reflection, family plays an important role in the process. If your loved one is recovering from an addiction, you could help them by providing your care, input and support. Focus and Inspiration As a family member,… Details
The Loose Ends that Could Unravel Walter White – Breaking Bad Infographic InfographicsBy The Ranch PAOctober 11, 2012Embed me! <img src=”https://www.recoveryranchpa.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Breakingbad.jpg” alt=”Breaking Bad Infographic” /><br /><a title=”Infographic by The Ranch PA” href=”https://dmclarityway.wpengine.com”>Infographic by The Ranch PA</a> Walter White and the Repercussions of Illegal Drugs The availability of drugs to the general public has no doubt become an enabling factor in the addiction struggles facing our nation. But popular TV drama, Breaking Bad,… Details
How Common is a Drug Free Workplace? Help BlogBy The Ranch PAOctober 9, 2012Most employers have rules and regulations to prevent drug use in the work place. Many employers even administer drug tests in an effort to maintain sober, dependable employees. Sadly, despite these preventative measures, a true “drug free workplace” is more of a myth than reality. Working Addicts The truth is over 70 percent of the… Details
Your Rehab Stay Could Uncover a Dual Diagnosis BlogBy The Ranch PAOctober 4, 2012Your Rehab Stay Could Uncover a Dual Diagnosis When entering a rehabilitation program, most expect to be treated only for their addiction. However, during treatment clients can uncover underlying disorders that go beyond addiction. These mental health issues can even be one of the causes of substance abuse. A proper dual diagnosis is essential in… Details
Medical Marijuana being Abused by Teens Help BlogBy The Ranch PAOctober 3, 2012A new study brings the world of medical marijuana into a new light. With several states considering legalizing medical marijuana, the following confessions from adolescents should be kept in mind… The Teens Fess Up Researchers at the University of Colorado asked 164 teens who were enrolled in substance abuse treatment programs about the way they… Details
Your Partner’s Drinking Problem Could Rub Off on You BlogBy The Ranch PAOctober 2, 2012Being in a relationship can influence you to pick up your partner’s bad habits, like eating fast food for example. A new study suggests you could also pick up a much more serious problem — alcoholism. The Study In the study, sociologists explored how relationships affect individuals’ drinking habits. The study analyzed data from a… Details
States Fighting the Prescription Drug Epidemic with New Laws & Technology Help BlogBy The Ranch PASeptember 27, 2012The problem with the abuse of prescription drugs in the United States has become so severe many are calling it an epidemic. Because it is possible to legally purchase prescription drugs, they are easier for users to obtain and abuse. Many prescription drug addicts have learned how to play the medical system to get their… Details
The Good Samaritan Law in Drug-Related Emergencies: What You Need to Know BlogBy The Ranch PASeptember 26, 2012The Good Samaritan Emergency Response Act has finally been approved in New Jersey by a 21-10 vote in the senate. The Good Samaritan law protects individuals in drug-related emergency situations from prosecution when they call 911 for assistance. The law is already effective in several states, including Washington and New Mexico, and has been passed… Details
