Is Outpatient Rehab Right for Me?
Knowing what kind of treatment program is right for you is not a decision to be taken lightly. Weighing the options can be overwhelming. Ultimately, the course of treatment you…
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…
SBT Featured in 30 Best Healthcare Brands of 2021
In case you hadn't heard, our very own Scott Brown was recently profiled in the Leaders Globe! While we don't do this work for the recognition, it's uplifting to have…
How Music Can Help Your Mental Health
When it comes to the types of therapy available to you at Solution Based Treatment, you have many options. Our team offers a comprehensive level of care that includes individual…
Benefits of Gender-Specific Treatment
At Solution Based Treatment, we understand that substance abuse disorders affect men and women differently. We offer men’s and women’s gender-specific treatment programs that are tailored to the emotional and…
What Is Alcohol Awareness Month?
Alcohol Awareness Month is a public health program organized by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD). The program's goal is to increase outreach and education about the…
Side Effects of Benzo Abuse
Benzodiazepines (benzos) are a type of prescription drug used to treat insomnia, panic disorders, and anxiety. These drugs are highly addictive when abused, creating long-term health risks and leading to…
What Is Doctor Shopping?
The term doctor shopping refers to the practice of visiting multiple doctors in order to acquire a larger number of prescription medications. It often happens when a person runs out…
Having Faith in Recovery
Developing faith may seem impossible, especially for someone who has led a difficult life. Watching people develop faith--sometimes for the first time in their lives--is a beautiful part of working…
Alcoholism and Depression
Alcoholism and depression can occur at the same time. Alcohol is a depressant drug, which means it slows down the function of the central nervous system. In some cases, people…