Addiction

Addiction is a chronic relapsing disease that does not have a cure. However, clients struggling with addiction can recover. Recovery is marked by continued effort to ensure sobriety. This means that while addiction treatment is vital, it is not the end of the road. Post-treatment support with Narcotics Anonymous (NA) or Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) can

Treatment for addiction is a difficult and unique process, depending on your circumstances. Finding the keys to your recovery every step of the way is important and helpful, allowing you to make significant shifts in your life and healing from addiction. Treatment in luxury at Rancho Recovery makes unlocking these keys easier, as you are

When you are struggling with addiction and looking to make changes, choosing the best path for you is important. Rancho Recovery offers both inpatient and outpatient programs that can help you heal from addiction and co-occurring mental health challenges. However, making the choice can be difficult. Understanding inpatient vs. outpatient options can help you to

Alcohol addiction and binge drinking have a significant impact on you and your loved ones. It can make it difficult for you to build and maintain connections with your family, and your behaviors that are a result of alcohol can be damaging to both yourself and your family members. Fortunately, as a family, you can

Young adults diagnosed with substance use disorder (SUD) benefit from creating healthy habits during treatment. According to Advances in Life Course Research, “Health-promoting behaviors such as adequate exercise and sleep, eating breakfast, maintaining a healthy weight, and refraining from smoking and binge drinking promote health and well-being during adolescence and are associated with higher levels

The symptoms of substance use disorder (SUD) impact mood, behavior, emotional stability, and overall health. Spending time outside during rehabilitation increases the effectiveness of therapy and other treatments. According to Health and Place, “[S]pending time in outdoor environments reduces the experience of stress and improves health.” Rancho Recovery offers many treatment options and services. The

Intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) offer clients more flexibility compared to residential programs. According to Psychiatric Services, IOPs are meant “for individuals with substance use disorders who do not meet diagnostic criteria for residential or inpatient substance abuse treatment or for those who are discharged from 24-hour care in an inpatient treatment facility and continue to

Everyone diagnosed with substance use disorder (SUD) experiences withdrawal symptoms. Detox services ensure people have access to effective treatments for managing their condition. Exercise is often used to address some of the physical and mental effects of withdrawal. According to the American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, “Exercise’s broad positive health, mood-enhancing, and anxiolytic