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Somatic Experiencing™ to Treat PTSD

Published On March 9, 2022 Published By Casa Recovery

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may happen after a person experiences a traumatic event (ranging from fatal accidents, terrorist acts, natural disasters to sexual violence and abuse) that lead to intense and disturbing thoughts and feelings. These emotions can last for a long time after the tr...

What Is a Monitored Detoxification?

Published On March 9, 2022 Published By Casa Recovery

Detoxification from substances is a pivotal step towards recovery. It is also a mental and physical challenge. Detox can be emotionally and physically exhausting. Sometimes detoxification can also kickoff life-threatening withdrawal symptoms. This is why you need the help of medical professionals wh...

Preparing Clients for Outpatient Care

Published On February 13, 2022 Published By Casa Recovery

Completing residential medical detox marks an important milestone for many people who are undergoing treatment for substance addiction. Many may choose a continuing outpatient service that does not require 24-hour supervision at a facility. Health professionals need to prepare clients for this tra...

Dual Diagnosis Treatment Should Be the Industry Standard

Published On December 17, 2021 Published By Casa Recovery

A Shifting Understanding of Dual Diagnosis Dual diagnosis treatment, while rising in popularity, still isn’t the standard for all mental health practitioners. Modern research is discovering how mental health conditions may lead to or worsen other illnesses; it’s clear we need to address ...

Individualized Treatment for Clients With Bipolar Disorder

Published On December 16, 2021 Published By Casa Recovery

Bipolar disorder is a mood disorder that affects 2.8% of adults in the United States. Individuals that suffer from bipolar disorder experience episodes of extreme highs (known as manic episodes) and lows (known as depressive episodes). The condition is marked by rapid shifts in mood that can be so s...

Reducing Non-Compliance in BPD Treatment

Published On November 19, 2021 Published By Casa Recovery

The Current State of Borderline Treatment The typically inflexible nature of borderline personality disorder (BPD) clients is a major limitation to treatment and outcomes. However, long-term treatment can improve or eliminate symptoms through emotional regulation training, stabilizing their sense ...

How Do You Know if a Therapist Is Right for You?

Published On November 15, 2021 Published By Casa Recovery

Not Every Therapist Is the Right Fit According to the American Psychological Association, 20% of clients end therapy prematurely. Some studies report up to 57% dropout rates after the first session. A client may discontinue therapy for a variety of reasons, including the inability to afford therapy....

What Is the Difference Between Outpatient and Residential Treatment?

Published On November 5, 2021 Published By Casa Recovery

Basic Definitions When entering psychiatric or addiction centers for treatment, there are varying levels of care to suit the needs of the client. Residential care is the highest level of treatment available and usually involves residing in a facility where 24-hour medical and psychiatric care is pro...

Working With Families: Why Is it Important to Include Families in Recovery?

Published On August 31, 2021 Published By Casa Recovery

Including families in recovery is essential for a client’s success in continued sobriety and in leading a healthy life. Recovery is hard enough for those who struggle with substance abuse. It doesn’t need to be an isolated process. While support group involvement, in general, will be helpful ...

How Do I Help a Young Adult Struggling With Addiction?

Published On August 13, 2021 Published By Casa Recovery

Addiction knows no age. Young adulthood is one of the most confusing times of life, as individuals may be planning on going to college, moving out of their parent’s home, or finding a long-term career path. When addiction comes into play during young adulthood, things become more confusing and ...

How Do I Know When My Client Needs Residential Treatment?

Published On August 5, 2021 Published By Casa Recovery

Recommending a client for residential treatment can be stressful. You want to know you’re making the right choice by talking to them about a higher level of care. In private practice, clinicians feel a considerable amount of responsibility for their clients. After all, there is only one of you ...

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Somatic Experiencing™ to Treat PTSD

What Is a Monitored Detoxification?

Preparing Clients for Outpatient Care

Dual Diagnosis Treatment Should Be the Industry Standard

Individualized Treatment for Clients With Bipolar Disorder

Reducing Non-Compliance in BPD Treatment

How Do You Know if a Therapist Is Right for You?

What Is the Difference Between Outpatient and Residential Treatment?

Working With Families: Why Is it Important to Include Families in Recovery?

How Do I Help a Young Adult Struggling With Addiction?

How Do I Know When My Client Needs Residential Treatment?

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