We offer treatment that addresses a range of substances, including alcohol, opioids, and other drugs. We can also recommend medically assisted treatment, which offers support during detox and helps to reduce cravings.
Our philosophy at Duke City Recovery Toolbox Integrated Healthcare is that every person deserves to lead a happy and fulfilling life. We believe that the best way to achieve this goal is by leading a life free from substance abuse and addiction.
In addition to our recovery services, we also offer individual and family therapy. Therapy addresses underlying issues that may be contributing to substance abuse and dependence, while also establishing healthy coping mechanisms.
Here at Duke City Recovery Toolbox Integrated Healthcare, we understand that our patients have many distinct needs. We consider these needs when developing addiction recovery plans, which offer you the best chance of success.
Summer is finally here, which means there are ample opportunities for fun and relaxation. Unfortunately for people in recovery, many of these activities involve alcohol and other substances. That can make it hard to maintain your sobriety, no matter where you are on your journey.
Addiction recovery is really just the beginning of your sober journey. You’ll also need to reintegrate yourself back into regular life, which is an intimidating process for many people. It’s important to take things at a slow pace and not put too much pressure on yourself. You must also look for ways to make… Continue reading How to Rebuild Your Life After Recovery
The holidays are a time for friends and family to come together and celebrate. However, the holidays are often a great source of stress for people in recovery. Along with concerns about possibly experiencing a relapse, there are also other concerns related to gift giving, finances, and family obligations. Here are a few things you… Continue reading How to Support a Loved One in Recovery During the Holidays
The holiday season tends to be tough on everyone. For people in recovery, navigating parties and gatherings this time of year can seem especially daunting. You want to spend time with the ones you love, but you don’t want to risk the sobriety you worked so hard to achieve.
Most people struggling with addiction and substance abuse require a combination of therapeutic approaches. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is one essential aspect of many treatment programs, as it targets the underlying mental health conditions or behaviors and aims to remedy them.
While the holiday season is a time for celebration and family, it can be very challenging for people in recovery. Holiday celebrations often involve alcohol, which may be a trigger for many people. Then there’s the stress and anxiety of being around family or going back to your hometown.
Addiction is a complicated, chronic disease that requires lifelong management. Due to its complexity, you may find yourself falling victim to a relapse even with the proper treatment and support. As disheartening as this might be to you and your family, relapse is a common part of the drug treatment process.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, approximately one-third of Americans show clinical signs of depression and anxiety. While the state of Americans’ mental health has been on the decline in recent decades, the COVID-19 pandemic has intensified the issue. Stress over job loss or income reduction, grief due to loss, fear of falling ill, trauma… Continue reading The Very Real Benefits of Exercise On Your Mental Health
Maintaining your sobriety takes a lot of hard work and dedication. Along with attending counseling and spending time with likeminded individuals also in recovery, you must fill your days with healthy, rewarding activities that are good for your body and soul.
For the average person, anxiety can take a huge toll on his or her mental and physical health. For an addict, however, anxiety is a trigger and can devastate the journey to recovery. If you are on the path to sobriety, the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, can feel as if you’re adding insult to injury. Everything… Continue reading How To Combat Anxiety During the COVID-19 Pandemic
