How to Work With your Insurance Company For Addiction Treatment Coverage

Health insurance coverage for addiction treatment According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), there are over 14,500 specialized treatment facilities for drug addiction in the U.S. Health insurance plans are designed to make healthcare affordable and accessible, with little or no stigma attached for assistance needed. There are several steps when knowing how to work with your insurance company for [...]
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Spreading Carrie Fisher’s Message on Addiction & Mental Health

Princess Leia Substance abuse and addiction have taken many beloved celebrities from us in recent years, including Whitney Houston, Prince, Philip Seymour Hoffman, and now Carrie Fisher. These tragedies shed light on the grave dangers of addiction and the need for increased awareness and treatment options. It was revealed in Carrie Fisher’s recent autopsy report that she [...]
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Self-worth and Female Sex Addiction

Woman struggling with binge drinking during quarantine Life lived without self-worth is like expecting an engine to run without oil. The engine will grind, jam and simply not work. When we live without self-worth we hide, give ourselves away, or neglect to protect ourselves. As with an engine, the damage spirals into a destructive mess. Building or Despising the Self Sadly, a great [...]
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As an Addict, Can God’s Love Really Save You?

Christian Cross On Hill At Dawn I’ll never forget the day that, as a 27-year-old youth pastor, I got a phone call from another pastor in a frantic frenzy asking me, “Ryan, have you heard what happened to Robert*?” I quickly responded, “No, I haven’t, but it sounds serious!” After finding out the facts, it was. Robert had been dabbling with [...]
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Impact of Substance Use Disorder on Teens at Elite High Schools

Teens struggling with Medication-Assisted Treatment and it's repercussions Contributor: Megan Wilson, BS, CADC, Timberline Knolls Residential Center There are multiple factors that influence a person’s risk for developing a substance use disorder (SUD), including biological components and environmental issues. The reality is that addiction does not discriminate based on gender, race, culture, or even socioeconomic status. Under the right conditions, any individual may [...]
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