Is Drug Treatment worth the cost? Nationally drug and alcohol abuse is estimated at costing over $600 billion annually. While the cost of going to a treatment center might seem extreme at first, in the long run it’s more than worth it. For instance, the average cost for a year of methadone maintenance treatment is approximately
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The word “trigger” is a common word in the world of drug and alcohol treatment centers. While its meaning is pretty obvious, it could also be referred to as stimulant, switch, catalyst, and so on; but actually “trigger” is probably the best. When we think of a trigger, we naturally think of a gun, and
Family and friends need to understand what to expect when a loved one comes home from a drug or alcohol treatment center. Many believe that addiction is a disease with biological roots as well as mental and emotional ones, therefore it’s important to know that you’re not to blame for the individual’s addictive behavior, nor should
This could be your bedroom… private with an en suite bath One of the unique things about Bayshore is that at any given time at least two guests have private rooms. This isn’t something we promote, but is a fact. Remember, it’s a home with four bedrooms each with extra long pillow top mattresses, its
We never know when life will take a tragic turn On Oct. 28, 2013 I spoke with a wife who was concerned about her husband and his possible drug addiction. He was a “personal trainer”, someone we think of as being healthy and on point with the best in health management. But he admitted that
Art therapy is just one of the activities at Bayshore Retreat. Counseling is a a huge part of what we do at Bayshore. More so than any place, hands down, beginning with at least six different people who work with clients in everything from our Life Skills program to individual counseling to the many group
Saturday, January 28, 2012 by Jeff Jenks Today’s weather reminds me why I live, work and play in Northwest Florida. Temperatures in the high 60s and cloudless skies practically scream that the outdoors be enjoyed. Days like this usually mean a trip to the gun range. Frequently, I am asked, Why in the world do
Go ahead and admit it. Sometimes, you are clueless as to what you should do, say, think or even feel. It is okay. Anyone who thinks that he has all the answers all the time is lying to himself and those around him. Indecision and confusion are part of growing. Being able to admit to
Perhaps the real secret of finding peace is in living in the present – being present in the moment. There is little to gain by replaying what has already happened or waiting for some future time to enjoy life. If you are living for tomorrow, you are missing out on today. Inner peace increases as