Do I Need Inpatient Treatment?
Inpatient treatment can give those struggling with and recovering from addiction a safe and structured environment to detox and get treatment with a higher chance of avoiding relapse. Residential treatment…
Why You Need an Inpatient Alcohol Rehab
Residential alcohol treatment programs are a great option to receive focused care in a home-like setting to provide a smooth transition from detox to treatment and therapy. Clients are able…
How Depression Impacts Addiction
The link between addiction and depression is strong. Substance abuse is all too prevalent among those who are also dealing with a mental health disorder. One doesn’t necessarily lead to…
Can Marijuana Addiction Cause Health Issues
Marijuana is the most commonly used drug in the United States, and its use can cause a number of health issues affecting both the body and brain. While there are…
Risks of At-Home Detox
Don't believe someone if they tell you that you'll enjoy detox. Purging your system of drugs you have become dependent on throws your mind and your body for a loop.…
Recognizing Signs of an Overdose
An overdose is more than scary. It's life-threatening, and if you survive it, the effects will stay with you for your entire life. Sadly, overdosing is all too common in…
The Business of Care & the Man Behind the Vision: SBT in the News!
We don't do this work for the glamour, but it sure is nice to be recognized. Scott Brown, the founder of Solution Based Treatment & Detox in Murrieta, CA, received…
Attending Faith-Based Treatment Programs
For people of faith, addiction and alcohol abuse can cause intense shame and secrecy. Christians often struggle with coming to grips with their drug or alcohol use disorder and fear…
5 Benefits of Inpatient Drug Rehab
A residential treatment program can be the foundation of your drug and alcohol treatment. It’s beneficial for moderate to severe forms of substance abuse where a person needs 24-hour support…
Getting Help with Co-Occurring Disorders
Every year, millions of people around the world suffer from substance abuse disorder. Unfortunately, many of them experience mental issues and substance abuse disorders simultaneously. Until the 1990s, people with…