by Heartland House | Aug 30, 2019 | SUD Resources
Our Recovery Program – Continuing Care After completing their residential treatment program, every client requires strong social supports to help them maintain long-term sobriety as they learn how to function in mainstream society. The purpose of Continuing Care...
by Heartland House | Aug 23, 2019 | SUD Resources
Case Management Once our clients have completed their intake process, they are assigned a caseworker from our Heartland House staff to support them in accomplishing their individualized treatment program. Assisting the Recovery Process In completing their intake...
by Heartland House | Aug 16, 2019 | SUD Resources
Person-Centered Care “There is no cookie-cutter approach to treatment and recovery. Individual life experience, past trauma, physical health conditions, substance abuse history, and mental health all interact with and add complexity to each person’s addiction. Some...
by Heartland House | Jul 19, 2019 | SUD Resources
Are parties still fun if since I’m sober now? A big concern for a lot of people getting sober is wondering if you can have fun anymore. You absolutely can have fun in sobriety! First of all, if you really search yourself and look back over your time of using and...
by Heartland House | Jul 12, 2019 | SUD Resources
Can You Take Medications in Recovery?* Many people when entering a sober life for the first time may be concerned about certain medications they are taking, or know they may need to take. We’ll walk through a few common scenarios, but the best advice is always...
by Heartland House | Jul 5, 2019 | SUD Resources
Non-12-Step Programs While 12 step groups are some of the oldest, most well-established recovery programs for those with substance use disorder, there are non-12-step programs that have popped up over the years. The original 12-step program, Alcoholics Anonymous, does...
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