The Power of Motivational Interviewing in Addiction Treatment Motivational Interviewing (MI) is a client-centered approach specifically designed to address addiction treatment. Developed as a conversational method, MI empowers individuals to find...
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a powerful tool for individuals struggling with addiction. In this article, we will explore how CBT can help overcome substance use disorders. We will also provide information on CBT treatment options in...
Addiction Recovery in New Hampshire continues to evolve, with a diverse range of services available to individuals battling substance abuse. In 2024, the focus is on providing accessible and effective treatment options tailored to physical,...
New Hampshire is making waves in the realm of recovery, particularly when it comes to battling the opioid crisis. The state has welcomed a series of legislation and funding boosts aimed at broadening access to medication-assisted treatment (MAT)...
Recovery Stories from New Hampshire At Liberty Health Services, we understand the power of personal narratives in the fight against addiction. These recovery stories from New Hampshire not only humanize the struggle but also inspire hope for those...
Each person’s individual therapy expectations may be different depending on the cause of the addiction and the severity of the symptoms. Those with a serious addiction caused by depression or other mental health disorders will need to spend more...
An individual therapy program is just one part of an addiction treatment plan that can address the physical and mental aspects of addiction safely and effectively. The benefits of individual therapy become clear as clients work through their...
Each year in New Hampshire, over 100,000 men and women struggle with addiction, but only 3-6% of them will seek help to stop the abuse. Addiction is a treatable mental health illness, and New Hampshire residential treatment has many benefits. A...
Each year in New Hampshire, over 100,000 men and women struggle with addiction, but only 3-6% of them will seek help to stop the abuse. Addiction is a treatable mental health illness, and there are many benefits of New Hampshire residential...
Addiction affects over 40 million Americans today. Fortunately, there are many evidence-backed treatment programs that give clients the skills and confidence necessary to maintain their sobriety for life. The first step to admit into residential...
