Addiction Therapy

By Acqua Recovery

If you feel like you’ve been drinking more since the beginning of COVID-19, you’re not alone. In a time of great turmoil, many people turned to alcohol in the hopes of quieting the anxiety, fear, and anger that were sweeping the world.

By Acqua Recovery

Addiction is a chronic disease, much like diabetes or cancer. As with those illnesses, unfortunately, a recurrence of the disease of addiction is possible even after many years of recovery.

By Acqua Recovery

Addiction is “cunning, baffling, and powerful,” according to a popular recovery slogan. Indeed, it’s a sad reality that a core symptom of one of the most devastating diseases known to mankind is the belief in the afflicted that they don’t have a problem.

By Acqua Recovery

Have you noticed your friend often goes “overboard” on drugs or alcohol at a party? How do you know when their drug or alcohol use should be considered a “problem”?

By Acqua Recovery

Do you suspect your loved one has a dependency on prescription medication? Remember, even if your loved one has a valid prescription for certain opioids, they still could be abusing them.

By Acqua Recovery

If you’re an employer, you probably already know it’s important to efficiently fix issues in the workplace when they arise.

By Acqua Recovery

Addiction is a relentless disease and it takes time to get comfortable in your recovery. After residential addiction treatment, you have the tools you need to build your foundation for recovery, but that foundation is still shaky.

By Acqua Recovery

What happens after residential addiction treatment? If you have struggled with addiction, going to treatment my have loomed so large that you didn’t consider what happens after.

By Acqua Recovery

If you’ve been struggling with substance abuse, then you know it can feel like a full-time job in itself. Trying to balance your work on top of your addiction is exhausting.

By Acqua Recovery

The stigma surrounding mental health and addiction has made it difficult for many to discuss their struggles with substance abuse.