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Harmony Recovery Group Announces Acquisition by Thrive Healthcare
CHARLOTTE, N.C., Nov. 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Harmony Recovery Group today announced the company has been acquired by Thrive Healthcare, a financial and strategic group focused on all aspects of behavioral health service delivery. Commenting on the announcement, Dr. Deja Gilbert, PhD, LMHC, LPC, Chief Executive Officer of Harmony Recovery Group, stated, “The acquisition of Harmony Recovery Group by …
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5 Signs Someone is Struggling with Their Mental Health
Look for these 5 signs that someone in your life is struggling with their mental health.
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Finding Quality Treatment Centers in South Florida
Get the best tips for finding quality treatment centers in South Florida today.
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How is CBD Different from THC?
How is CBD Different from THC? Read more about these differences today.
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4 Things to Know About PHP Programs Florida Offers
As addiction rises in our area, people are looking for help. Recovery in Tune looks at the PHP Programs Florida offers.
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How Does the Holistic Depression Treatment Program Work?
Sometimes, people find it more effective to receive holistic treatment for a mental health disorder such as depression. Recovery in Tune discusses holistic depression treatment options.
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What Does Cocaine Do to Your Body?
What is cocaine and what does cocaine do to your body? Let’s start by answering the first question. Cocaine is a concentrated extract made from the leaves of the coca plant, found in South America.
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What is the Success Rate for Addiction Treatment?
A common question among people looking into treatment is ‘what is the success rate for addiction treatment?’ This should not surprise anyone.
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What is the Purpose of a Sober Living House?
It’s not hard to understand the benefits of a medical detox or 3-4 weeks in a treatment program. But what is the purpose of a sober living house?
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5 Things You Must Know About Sleeping Pill Abuse
Simply put, sleeping pill abuse is taking a sleep aid against prescription or directions. According to the National Institutes of Health, as many as 30% of Americans report symptoms consistent with insomnia.
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5 Methods Used in Mental Health Treatment
In the post-pandemic era, mental health treatment has become paramount. Some methods of mental health treatment help us recover from mental illness and injury.
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Recovery from Heroin Addiction
There are many treatment programs for opioid addiction. However, people who need to be in recovery from heroin addiction may require a more specific program.
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Alcohol Effects on the Liver
Alcohol Effects on the Liver – The liver is the largest internal organ and takes on more than 500 different roles in the body.
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Is Trazodone a Controlled Substance?
We should consider trazodone a controlled substance. This means that one can only obtain it with a prescription. If you do not have a prescription for trazodone, do not take it. Only take medications prescribed to you. Do you have a trazodone prescription? Take it exactly as directed. Consume the proper dose in the proper manner. Neither give away, nor sell, any of your medication.
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How to Explain Drug Rehab to Your Kids
You want to protect your kids. Your roof keeps rain off of them. The walls of your home make boundaries against the outside world. Your fence designates the limits of your property. That innate desire to protect your kids informs your family’s diet.
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Is Addiction a Mental Illness?
According to the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), addiction to alcohol or drugs is indeed a mental illness. They state the following: “Substance use disorder changes normal desires and priorities. It changes normal behaviors and interferes with the ability to work, go to school, and to have good relationships with friends and family.”
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Are Anti-Depressants Addictive?
Are anti-depressants addictive? No, they are not addictive in the sense that drugs such as heroin or alcohol are. People who abuse antidepressants don’t have the same cravings that those other substances produce. They don’t generally have addictive behaviors, euphoria or the same negative consequences of other drugs either.
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How Does Naloxone Work?
How does Naloxone work? Naloxone is a drug that counteracts the effects of an opioid overdose temporarily. Medical professionals have been using it for decades.
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Is There A Cure for OCD?
Everyone who has an illness longs for a cure. Many people would welcome a cure for OCD. OCD treatment methods can provide some relief. Likewise, OCD medications help a bit. But can medical science give us a real cure for OCD? Or does such a thing remain a pipe dream?
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