Drug addiction is a disease that knows no gender, race, age, or socioeconomic bounds. However, there are unique issues that affect men when it comes to addiction and substance abuse. While every person’s story with addiction is different, men can face particular challenges related to societal pressures, emotional abuse, and…

You may have many questions while going through recovery. One that many fear is if their stay at rehab will be covered by insurance. For those with United Health Insurance, you might asking will UHC approve your rehab stay or not. You are not alone. Many people in need of…

The toll of military service often goes far beyond what the eye can see. The honor, sacrifice, and bravery that come with serving in the military sometimes leave lasting scars and emotional wounds that feel impossible to heal. For many veterans, the trauma of service leads to post-traumatic stress disorder…

The road to recovery from mental health and addiction issues is a personal one. Every journey is different. Every person has their own path ahead of them. At Liberty House Outpatient, we understand that there are many factors that go into healing, recovering, and taking your life back. For many…

Life back home after serving our country in the armed forces should be a new beginning. For some veterans, homecoming is not what they expected, and difficulties can arise. Many veterans suffer from substance abuse but don’t talk about it. There is nothing weak or shameful about being a veteran…

Recovery can feel daunting, overwhelming, and scary for young adults facing addiction. Oftentimes, addiction can occur during times when you’re learning about yourself, trying to gain independence, or going through life changes. Recovery from addiction is unique for young adults for these reasons. Here at Liberty House Outpatient Center, we…

Struggling with addiction is an incredible burden to carry, but when paired with the challenges that many in the LGBTQ+ community face, that weight can feel even heavier. Finding a path to recovery can often feel isolating for LGBTQ+ individuals, as traditional addiction treatment programs don’t always address their unique…

As nurses, we care for others; that’s why we do what we do. However, long hours, high-pressure environments, and lives in your hands can become overwhelming. Some healthcare professionals develop substance use disorders. You’re meant to be helping others, but now you need help yourself. If you are a nurse…

Finding a balance between your career and addiction can seem impossible. Worries about others’ judgment, losing your job, and finding time in your schedule can prevent you from accessing the care you deserve. You can have both a career and recovery. With proper support and an outpatient treatment program, maintaining…

Raising children is hard work. Parents are the backbone of every family. When addiction becomes part of the equation, it can seem like there is no way to juggle both family life and your own struggles. You love your children and want to do better, but find yourself feeling stuck,…