Long-Term Addiction & Recovery Articles
At Bradford, we aim to not only treat drug and alcohol addiction but also educate patients, professionals, and their loved ones to help spot, heal, and -hopefully- prevent addiction. Read on to learn more about alcoholism, drug abuse, rehabilitation, and more.
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The Relationship Between Eating Disorders and Substance AbuseThe intricate link between eating disorders and substance misuse is frequently misunderstood. Let’s start by unpacking some of the more interesting statistics that underscore the prevalence and interconnectedness of eating disorders and substance abuse … |
A New Game Plan: The Path to Lasting Recovery at A Reprieve for Men
Reese first fell in love with sports at five years old. He quickly found that he had some talent and natural...
Chronic Relapse: Why Can’t They Just Stop Using?
There are many reasons people begin using substances. However, there are specific reasons why some can't seem to...
The Wishing Well at A Reprieve for Men
Sometime in 2011, a young man traveled to A Reprieve for Men for his first tour of the program. During that tour, he...
Persistent Recovery: How Women Triumph Over Addiction at A Reprieve for Women
Addiction wants you to believe you're incapable of change, trying to convince you to give up hope with every setback....
Drug Addiction in Men
Drug and alcohol addiction affects both men and women, but this doesn't mean they experience addiction in the same...
Finding Lasting Recovery at A Reprieve for Women
At A Reprieve for Women, establishing community is a key part of our recovery program. More than simply providing...
The Rise of Alcohol Abuse Among Women
When you picture someone struggling with alcohol, what image comes to mind? Most people think of a man having issues...
Lessons Learned in Long-Term Addiction Recovery
“I know it seems like things can’t change. I know it feels like you can’t imagine a life without using or drinking,” he says. “But it can change. It does not matter why you reach out for help. Getting help is the bravest thing that you can do.”