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November 15, 2024

Living With an Alcoholic Partner: How to Help Them and Protect Yourself


Living with an alcoholic partner can be an incredibly challenging and emotionally draining experience. It affects every aspect of your life, from daily interactions to long-term plans. While your primary concern may be helping your…
November 8, 2024

Types of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and How to Treat It


Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a complex condition characterized by unstable moods, behavior, and relationships. It requires comprehensive care, often involving dual diagnosis treatment to address co-occurring issues. BPD manifests in various forms, each with…
November 1, 2024

Are Cats Good for Your Mental Health?


Pets have long been known to provide comfort and companionship, but did you know that having a cat could benefit your mental well-being? As people increasingly seek ways to enhance their mental health, cats have…
August 22, 2024

The Link Between Trauma and Addiction


Trauma and addiction are often intertwined, with one fueling the other in a vicious cycle that can be difficult to break. Trauma refers to an event or experience that causes intense emotional and psychological distress,…
August 8, 2024

Can You Die from Withdrawal from Drugs and Alcohol?


When someone decides to quit drugs or alcohol, it can be life-changing. However, the withdrawal symptoms can be severe and sometimes even life-threatening. Can you die from withdrawal? The answer is yes. Withdrawal from certain…
July 31, 2024

Get Help for Addiction at Our Dog & Other Pet Friendly Rehab Center


Our pet-friendly rehab facility, located in Donegal, Pennsylvania, treats drug and alcohol addiction and co-occurring disorders. Animals provide many benefits for people in recovery. During their inpatient stay, animals can offer our clients comfort and…

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