IOP vs. Outpatient Treatment: What’s the Difference?
If you’re struggling with an alcohol or drug addiction, simply admitting that you need help is an accomplishment. Once you’ve made that commitment to yourself, it’s important to find...
20Jun
A Day in the Life: What to Expect from A Residential Inpatient Treatment Center
If you’ve been struggling with drug or alcohol addiction, deciding to enter treatment is a truly life-changing choice. And even when you know it’s the right choice, making a...
06Jun
Expanding Access to the Benefits of Private Addiction Treatment in Seattle
Seattle’s drug crisis has become a full-blown public health catastrophe. In 2024, more than a thousand people died from drug overdoses in King County. The Seattle Fire Department reports...
24Apr
Why Inpatient Substance Abuse Treatment Is the Best Choice for Long-Term Recovery
Choosing to seek treatment for a drug or alcohol addiction is one of the best and most important decisions you’ll ever make. But for people who are thinking about...
28Feb
Understanding Partial Hospitalization Programs: A Middle Ground for Recovery
If you’re in active addiction, deciding to get help with your substance abuse problem is one of the most important decisions you’ll ever make. But with so many types...
11Feb
Signs and Symptoms of Polysubstance Use Disorder
Many people who struggle with substance use disorder are addicted to more than one drug. In fact, it’s not uncommon for people seeking outpatient substance abuse treatment to be using...
09Jan
Choosing the Right Path for You: A Guide to Seattle Treatment Centers
There are many reasons that people decide to seek treatment for an alcohol or drug problem. Maybe your relationships with friends and family have become strained. Maybe your alcohol...
17Dec
Navigating the Ups and Downs of Early Sobriety: How to Stay Grounded When on the “Pink Cloud”
Deciding to get sober and quit drugs and alcohol for good is one of the bravest things anyone can do. It’s a scary jump, but being able to finally...
24Oct
Exploring Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP): Is It the Right Choice for Your Recovery?
Intensive Outpatient Programs, or IOP Programs, were first developed in the 1980s. They have since become a common choice for the treatment of drug and alcohol misuse disorder because...
