The Denver area is in desperate need of more drug treatment services. According to a recent report, there are only enough beds in the entire region for less than a quarter of the people who need them.1 This leaves tens of thousands of people without access to the life-saving care they need and also highlights…
Addiction is a complex disease that can take over a person’s life. Even for working professionals, addiction can take its toll and begin taking over their lives and motivations. Professionals’ programs for addiction treatment provide the necessary resources and support to help working individuals overcome their addictions and regain control of their lives in a…
If you’re one of the millions of Americans who are addicted to opiates, you may be feeling helpless. You may feel like you are stuck in an unbreakable pattern of addiction. But don’t give up yet! There is hope for treatment and recovery. There are many treatment options available for opiate addiction in Aurora, CO,…
Rehab is often seen as a last resort for those struggling with addiction. However, rehab can offer several surprising benefits beyond overcoming addiction. The best rehab centers offer treatment programs that help individuals learn to heal from trauma, deal with mental health issues that contribute to addiction, and receive crucial group support and guidance. Overcoming…
Alcohol abuse is one of the most prevalent addiction problems that Americans face. Despite this high prevalence, many people with alcohol use disorders do not seek treatment. This is often because they do not realize they have a problem and do not have access to the proper information. One major factor that deters people from…
Addiction is a family disease. It doesn’t just affect the person who is addicted. It affects everyone in that person’s life. That’s what makes family therapy such an essential part of treatment for addiction. It can help individuals get the support they need while enabling open communication and healing that may never be confronted otherwise.…
Nurses and physicians are at a much higher risk for developing a substance use disorder (SUD) than the general population due to the life-or-death nature of their jobs, the intense pressure, and the demanding schedules. There is also a delay in identifying addiction among healthcare providers, meaning their SUD is often further advanced and of…
A significant development in treating some substance use disorders (SUDs) has been discovering that certain medications can help curb cravings. Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) combines therapy and medication to support recovery and avoid relapse. Currently approved for use in alcohol and opioid use disorders, MAT can make a big difference in your recovery. At CeDAR, we…
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) has had a profound effect on the lives of countless people suffering from an alcohol use disorder (AUD) or opioid use disorder (OUD). MAT refers to medication in combination with psychotherapy, a powerfully effective treatment supporting a safe and successful recovery journey. MAT has helped many people find sobriety and lead healthier,…
If someone you care about is suffering from a substance use disorder (SUD), you are likely on an emotional roller coaster of your own. It is never easy to watch someone you love struggle with addiction. Sometimes, it is challenging for your loved one to accept your help. The goal is substance abuse treatment in…
