PRESS RELEASE CONTACT INFORMATION: Amatus Health Contact – Allison Rush Email – [email protected] RELEASE DATE: November 4, 2021 TruHealing Centers REBRANDS ITS VISUAL IDENTITY AND NEW NAME, TRUHEALING ADDICTION AND MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT, WITH A MISSION THAT REFLECTS DEDICATION TO CONTINUED PATIENT SUCCESS AND SOLUTIONS. The rebranding solidifies the company’s position as an industry…
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Trauma is often a core issue behind anxiety, depression, and other mental health issues a person may be experiencing. Trauma therapy works to get to the root cause of psychological issues instead of simply treating the symptoms. Co-occurring disorders that result from traumatic experiences often lead people to seek relief through unhealthy methods such as…
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The holidays are a difficult time for many of us. The holiday season is especially difficult for those in recovery. On holidays where many people drink, it can be particularly challenging for those in recovery to face triggering situations. They might be asked unpleasant or intrusive questions during what is meant to be a pleasant…
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Gender-specific rehab can help both men and women recover in a more comfortable and safe environment. In a drug rehab for men, there are counselors with experience in helping men heal. Here, clients can focus on their personal needs and develop the necessary life skills to thrive in sober living. Fresh Start Recovery Center’s men’s…
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Individual therapy has many everyday practical uses for those who are open to making change. If you’re experiencing difficulties in your personal or romantic relationships, you may want to consider the benefits of counseling. Therapy can provide insight and self-awareness about the underlying issues causing stress and anxiety in your life. Fresh Start Recovery offers…
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It goes without saying that over time, heroin and other opiates can take a serious physical toll on a person’s body. This is partly why there is so much emphasis on early intervention and preventative measures to treat heroin addiction. The long-term effects of heroin use can alter brain functioning, cause negative behaviors, and cause…
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There tends to be confusion surrounding the difference between opiates and opioids. Often, people think that these two terms are interchangeable. Opioids are natural versions of drugs that interact with the receptors in our brains. Opiates are synthetic drugs created in a lab that are significantly stronger than natural opiates. In this instance, it’s important…
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Abuse of prescription medications is prevalent in the United States today. It’s essential to be aware of the symptoms that someone you care about may be abusing pills. Unfortunately, addiction to pain pills and other medications often happens by accident. Blaming someone for their addiction never helps resolve the issue. What matters is convincing someone…
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Opioid painkillers can produce a short-lived euphoria, but they are highly addictive. Addiction to opioids does not occur overnight. Before a person develops a dependency on opioids, there is a period when prescription medications are misused. Because opioids are so addictive, misuse can unexpectedly lead to addiction. If you or someone you care about is…
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There are many signs to watch for when you’re concerned about opioid use and abuse. Common opioid withdrawal symptoms can range from anxiety and restlessness to unnatural sweating. A person may also experience shaking or other involuntary movements and signs of acute physical sickness such as vomiting and diarrhea. It’s important to know what to…
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