At Baystate Recovery Center, we know that meeting the needs of our patients is paramount to long-term recovery. If you need a more flexible program, give us a call for more information. Problematic drinking has various causes, with social, psychological, genetic, and physiological factors all playing a part. Every person is affected differently by each […]
If you have decided to get help for a substance use disorder, there are several factors to consider. Not all rehab facilities are created equal—some will provide a better quality of care compared to others. That is why it is essential to research to ensure you find the right treatment center before wasting your money […]
Substance use disorder is one of the most insidious public health challenges facing America today. As drug overdose and alcohol abuse claim more than one hundred thousand lives each year, there’s a rising focus on addiction treatment. While inpatient rehab is essential for those who require medical detoxification for severe withdrawals, it’s not always necessary. […]
Dual diagnosis therapy is available at many drug and alcohol rehab centers for patients who need treatment for both a substance use disorder and mental illness. In the United States, about half of all people who seek treatment for substance use disorders are diagnosed with a co-occurring mental illness, reports the National Institute on Drug […]
Reducing your alcohol intake can benefit your health and livelihood in countless ways. Increased energy levels, a better mood, and a reduced risk of alcohol-induced health problems are some of the many benefits associated with cutting out or cutting back on alcohol. The Department of Health and Human Services says if you do drink, you should stick […]
Attempting to recover from addiction on your own can often be difficult and risky—especially if you’ve been struggling with substance abuse for a very long time. Physical illness, mental decline, and drug overdose are some of the many complications that can occur when you try recovering from addiction without professional help. Baystate Recovery Center offers the […]
The opioid crisis remains an ongoing public health emergency in the United States after initially being declared a crisis in October 2017. Mass.gov recently released some data that indicated overdose deaths in Massachusetts increased slightly in the first nine months of 2020 compared with the same time last year. According to Maine.gov, there were 127 […]
Heroin belongs to the opioid drug class. However, heroin is an illicit opioid and Schedule I drug with no accepted medical use and a high potential for abuse, while most prescription opioids are classified as Schedule II drugs. In 2018, heroin was involved in 14,996 drug overdose deaths, but prescription opioids were almost just as […]
Drug and alcohol rehab centers in Massachusetts offer services and evidence-based treatments proven to help people safely recover from substance use disorders. From 2014 to 2018, the state of Massachusetts has ranked eighth for having the highest drug overdose mortality rate in the United States, reports the CDC. Unfortunately, many people in Massachusetts who suffer from […]
Mental illness and addiction are closely related in that one condition can often trigger the other. A person with both conditions can benefit from having them treated simultaneously to reduce the risk of drug and alcohol relapse, and to improve their mental and physical health. Dual diagnosis therapy is usually included in most drug and […]