With summer comes good weather and lots of activities. There is always something fun to do, from barbecues with the family to spending time with friends over an open fire. Unfortunately, it is somewhat common for drugs or alcohol to be a part of the mix. For a person working on recovery, that can prove…
If you have a parent who struggles to control his or her drinking, you may be wondering how to confront him or her. You love your parents, and you only want what is best for them. Whether you have a beer dad, a wine mom, or someone else entirely, it is important for you to…
Do you have COVID anxiety or pandemic anxiety? While this is not a formal type of mental health disorder, it may be a sign of anxiety or some other type of mental health concern. At Atlanta Center for Mental Health in Georgia, we work closely with our clients to ensure you have access to the…
Each person’s mental health needs are different. That is why there are numerous types of therapy available. Each treatment method, including individual therapy and group therapy, is designed to address the specific needs a person has to help them overcome their challenges. At Atlanta Center for Mental Health in Georgia, we work closely with you…
Drug addiction can be complex and, in some situations, easy to hide. You may see your loved one struggling with their use of drugs, or you may notice the signs of drug addiction in yourself. Over time, addiction worsens, leading to physical and mental health complications. Yet, the sooner you realize what’s happening and seek…
Is gender-specific addiction treatment the best option for you? In this type of drug and alcohol treatment program, you’ll live or work with other men or women without the distractions of others. This approach to addiction treatment in Georgia is ideal for many people because it allows you to focus solely on you and your…
For those in a drug addiction and mental health crisis, nothing is more important right now than getting help. If you are watching your loved one struggle with addiction or facing it head on yourself and you’re unsure how to help, turning to a dual diagnosis treatment center is by far the most important investment…
Often, the first step in healing from the damages of addiction is to enter into a detox program. Once you do so, you’ll work through the dependence that your body and brain have developed. Detox is the first step, but most people need ongoing support after this to heal from the damage left behind. Learning…