Lake Avenue Recovery Blog

Each year, National Recovery Month serves as a time to honor the achievements of those in recovery and spread awareness of SUDs.

“Cancer is not going to kill you, but your drinking could,” an oncologist told John Ferris. “We want to help.”

By incorporating outdoor experiential services into our evidence-based treatment program, clients at Lake Ave Recovery are given the opportunity to enrich their mind, body, and spirit while bathing in the beneficial qualities of the natural environment.

As a part of the maintenance of recovery, Lake Ave Recovery often encourages clients and alumni to participate in support groups in order to support their journey.

In combination with our evidence-based treatment programs, holistic practices like reiki can help provide balance and clarity in a crucial time while individuals are on the path to long-term recovery.

When the brain and body become dependent on chronic alcohol consumption, suddenly stopping drinking or sharply limiting intake can have severe and dangerous side effects.

Two of the most commonly used therapies to help people recover are Cognitive Behavior Therapy and Dialectic Behavior Therapy. What is the difference between CBT and DBT, and how can these therapies help someone recover?

The length of time that cravings last is unique to each individual as there is no fixed rule that applies to everyone.

You'll know when you’ve reached your own recovery goals by how you feel rather than how other people think you should be.

Individuals in recovery immensely benefit from a structured transitional living environment to help keep them on track in the most crucial stages of their journey.

Most people are familiar with the reputation of this drug as highly addictive. But is it possible to recover from heroin addiction at all?

Recovery is a lifelong process, and different approaches work for different people. Here are some factors that have proven to be critical to consider.