Addiction Treatment

Worried hands clutched together

Always Looking Outward Left a Mess Inside

Residential treatment for a substance use disorder is a scary step initially. The thought of spending your days in some sort of hospital meant to “clean” you up might seem too much. However, much of the staff at Brazos Valley isn’t just a doctor, nurse or clinician. Instead, these are folks with their own recovery […]

Always Looking Outward Left a Mess Inside Read More »

Woman scrolling how to understand trauma on social media

How to Understand Trauma

The internet has become an almost inseparable part of social life and communication for most of us. Social media has evolved from simple personal profiles and instant messaging to a source of news, education and entertainment. It connects us to people we know and to total strangers in exciting new ways. It empowers interactions that

How to Understand Trauma Read More »

Couple reading about addiction therapy

Help Your Addiction Therapy with 3 Helpful Books

The connection between trauma and addiction has always been present, even if we have not always been aware of it. An encouraging trend towards trauma-informed care in the addiction therapy world is helping to shed more light upon the relationship. Trauma is such a profoundly personal phenomenon. It often takes years for people to become

Help Your Addiction Therapy with 3 Helpful Books Read More »

Woman holding head with mental health and substance use disorder

Understanding Mental Health and Substance Use

You are bound to encounter the term dual diagnosis when learning about addiction treatment. But why is there so much emphasis on treating mental health and substance use disorders together? We know drugs and mental health problems frequently coincide. Research has shown at least 64% of addicted people are also living with a co-occurring mental

Understanding Mental Health and Substance Use Read More »

Worried man researching substance use treatment center

Choosing a Substance Use Treatment Center

The decision to enter a substance use treatment center is a pivotal moment in anyone’s life.   Choosing the right substance use treatment center can feel like a big responsibility. We want to do our best for ourselves or our loved one, but the search can feel overwhelming. Let us help you make sense of

Choosing a Substance Use Treatment Center Read More »

Woman on a plane travelling to out-of-state rehab

3 Benefits of Traveling to an Out-of-State Rehab

Choosing the right place to go for substance use treatment can be tricky. Limiting yourself only to facilities within a short drive from home can substantially narrow your options. If you’re looking for treatment for a loved one, it may be tempting to avoid out-of-state rehab. Don’t forget that the most important thing is that

3 Benefits of Traveling to an Out-of-State Rehab Read More »

Elder showing support to someone in out-of-state rehab

Out-of-State Rehab: 3 Ways to Show Support

Support is Critical to Your Loved One in Out-of-State Rehab When someone we love goes to treatment, a combination of emotions often washes over us. There is undoubtedly relief in seeing them getting help in an out-of-state rehab. But we’ll also miss our loved one and hope for their success. Watching someone you care about

Out-of-State Rehab: 3 Ways to Show Support Read More »

Woman holding head thinking "I relapsed today, now what?"

I Relapsed Today. Did I Fail My Recovery?

If I Relapsed Today, Am I a Failure? I relapsed today. Three words that a recovering person might dread saying. But remember that recovery is about both truth and forgiveness. Recovery begins with honesty and acceptance. We said: I am powerless over my addiction. I believe that a power outside of myself can help me.

I Relapsed Today. Did I Fail My Recovery? Read More »

Therapist with hand on client shoulder supporting with trauma-informed addiction treatment

Don’t Underestimate the Power of Trauma-Informed Addiction Treatment

Trauma-informed addiction treatment is one of the most promising trends in the field of substance use disorder treatment. It may be no surprise to you that most people have experienced trauma. We know that our experiences, good and bad, make us who we are. But did you know trauma is the most frequent catalyst for

Don’t Underestimate the Power of Trauma-Informed Addiction Treatment Read More »

Scroll to Top
CHAT WITH US
GET HELP NOW