Recovery Month
September holds particular significance in the mental health and addiction recovery community. Sponsored by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Recovery Month promotes and supports the societal...
28Aug
Loss of a Loved One
Grief is an emotion that every human being will experience at some point in their lives. It’s raw, painful, and can feel all-consuming. In light of Grief Awareness Day...
21Aug
Using Community Reinforcement and Family Training in Addiction Treatment
Watching a loved one struggle with a drug or alcohol problem is one of the most challenging experiences a family can undergo. Many people have heard “tough-love” advice like...
14Aug
The Hidden Epidemic: Substance Abuse Among College Students
As college campuses nationwide welcome students back to start a new semester, it’s crucial to address the growing problem of substance abuse among students. This issue affects thousands of...
08Aug
Essential Life Skills to Aid Your Recovery
At Lakeside-Milam Recovery Centers, we firmly believe addiction recovery is more than merely abstaining from substances. It’s also about developing essential life skills that help you grow as a...
28Jul
The Importance of Nutrition in Addiction Recovery
At Lakeside-Milam Recovery Centers, we believe in the power of holistic healing during the addiction recovery journey. Beyond the traditional therapeutic interventions, proper nutrition plays a pivotal role in...
24Jul
Summer Outdoor Activities for Behavioral Health Recovery
Recovering from mental and behavioral health disorders is a multifaceted process that usually involves a combination of therapy, medication, and lifestyle changes. As summer hits its stride, it presents...
17Jul
Depression vs. Sadness
While many people use the terms “depression” and “sadness” interchangeably, there’s a distinction between the two. Read on to learn about the warning signs of depression, how to tell...
11Jul
Social Media and Mental Health
At Lakeside-Milam Recovery Centers, we have helped thousands of people recover from chemical dependency and mental health disorders. As we work closely with our clients, we’ve noticed an emerging...
