Breakthrough cravings, or withdrawal that creeps back before your next dose, can mean the number is not right yet. The safe next step is a conversation with the person who prescribes it, not a change
July is Social Wellness Month, a yearly reminder that connection is a health need, not a luxury. In recovery, it can be the difference between a hard week and a return to use. Clinically reviewed
Every July 24, International Self-Care Day reframes a quiet truth: for people in recovery, small daily habits are part of staying well. The self-care ideas that matter most in early sobriety are not indulgences. They
PTSD Awareness Month runs every June. For many people in the Atlanta metro, post-traumatic stress and a substance use disorder show up together, and both need treatment at the same time. A sound most people
June marks Men’s Mental Health Month and Men’s Health Month, when many men who have been putting off care for depression, anxiety, or drinking finally look at their options. In North Metro Atlanta, outpatient care
Pride events fill June, but the people who love an LGBTQ+ person, and the people living that life every day, know the hard work does not stop when the festival ends. Real support means having
How Photobiomodulation Fits Into Outpatient Mental Health and Substance Use Care at Our Peachtree Corners Facility Red light therapy — sometimes called photobiomodulation in the clinical literature — has moved from wellness blogs into clinical
How Peachtree Recovery Solutions Designs Outpatient Care Around the Real Working Lives of Atlanta Professionals If you are reading this in a parked car outside the office, between meetings, or at 11:00 PM after another
How Nursing Anchors the Clinical Safety, Medication Management, and Continuity of Care Inside Our Atlanta Outpatient Substance Use Programs National Nurses Month, anchored every May around Florence Nightingale’s birthday, has traditionally focused public attention on
Translating the Awareness of May Into a Real Clinical Conversation for Atlanta-Area Women Navigating Alcohol, Prescription, and Opioid Use Disorder National Women’s Health Month, observed every May, asks a particular question of all of us.
