Addiction Recovery

Friends and family members who drink alcohol or use drugs should not visit loved ones in rehab. In treatment, people learn how to stay sober, avoid triggers, and completely change the drinking and drug-using lifestyle through structured addiction treatment programs. Detox and treatment are hard and recovery is a lifelong process with challenges to avoid [...]

Recovery takes hard work, optimism, and encouragement from sober loved ones. A strong support system is essential, especially when choosing among the many available addiction treatment programs. These programs vary because addiction affects each person differently. Residential treatment programs are often located in remote settings where individuals stay for a month or longer. Limited distractions

Everyone gets bored on occasion, but for a person recovering from drug or alcohol addiction, boredom increases the risk of relapse. Overcoming addiction is challenging, but staying occupied with healthy activities will lessen the risk of turning to drugs or alcohol. Staying active also promotes physical and mental health, which is important for a person's

Cypress Lake Recovery is proud to announce the integration of Dr. Phil’s Path to Recovery to our residential treatment program. This groundbreaking virtual reality program was designed by Dr. Phil and his team of researchers, behavioral scientists, and other professionals specifically to aid in the reduction of recidivism often experienced in recovery from addiction. When

The temptation to relapse is difficult for someone with an addiction. During recovery, you need to prepare for challenges that put you at risk of relapse. This includes avoiding people, places, and things that relate to your lifestyle of using drugs or alcohol. Learning relapse prevention skills can help prevent high-risk situations. Here are 5

Cypress Lake Recovery is proud to announce the addition of Dr. Phil’s Path to Recovery to our rehabilitation program. On April 5th, 2017, Cypress Lake Recovery integrated this groundbreaking virtual reality (VR) program designed to help reduce recidivism and improve overall outcomes for inpatient drug and alcohol rehabilitation. Developed by Dr. Phil McGraw and Jay

Addiction causes a person to continue his or her self-destructive behavior even though it brings harmful consequences. The brain changes chemically and physiologically when a person has an addiction. The individual becomes physically dependent on the drugs or alcohol and experiences painful withdrawals when not using or consuming them. A person must completely change his

If you have an addiction to drugs or alcohol, finding a treatment program that is right for you can seem overwhelming. Treatment programs can be tailored to your specific needs. The length and type of treatment depend on the severity and duration of the drug or alcohol addiction, the type of drug used, and cost

Addiction affects all aspects of a person's life. It becomes the number one priority for an individual. An individual's productivity at work or school drops and he or she is frequently late or does not show up. Life skills training infuses the person with idea that he or she needs to be responsible for their

Addiction is different for everyone and each treatment is unique to the person's needs. The right treatment option is determined by the person's history of substance use, duration of use, and the substances he or she used. Each drug can have distinctive effects on each person who uses them. Residential treatment takes place in a