Isotonitazene: A New Synthetic Opioid Causing Overdose Deaths in Indiana
Opioid addiction continues to be a serious public health concern in Indiana, where the rate of painkiller prescriptions and overdose deaths are significantly higher than national averages. New reports from Indiana say that a new synthetic opioid called isotonitazene...
More Indiana Healthcare Workers Are Seeking Addiction Treatment in Indiana
Indiana has been strongly affected by COVID-19 compared with many other states, ranking among the top 15 states with the highest rate of COVID-19 deaths. As a result, many Indiana healthcare workers are experiencing or are on the verge of experiencing problems with...
Alumni Testimonial and Reviews of Bridges of Hope Treatment Center
Alumni Testimonial and ReviewsThe relationships you forge here carry well beyond your time at Bridges of Hope, the healthy relationships you create are for life. You leave knowing you have a team of professionals and friends who will support you, encourage you, and be...
Accredited Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment
Substance use disorders affect an estimated 21.5 million people in the United States, according to the most recent data collected by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. Having access to quality, evidence-based addiction treatment...
Identifying the Signs and Symptoms of Drug Addiction
Drug addiction affects an estimated 6.2 million adults in the U.S., according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. This includes illicit drugs like heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine, and non-medical use of prescription drugs like...
What are Co-Occurring Disorders and how are they Treated
Anxiety and substance use disorders are among the most frequent mental health problems in the U.S. The journal Psychiatric Times reports that nearly 29% of people will experience an anxiety disorder at least once in their lifetime, while the lifetime rate for...
Getting a Loved One to Seek Help for Addiction
It can be very difficult and heartbreaking to watch someone you love struggle with addiction. Ignoring the situation may seem like the easiest way to cope, however, allowing your loved one to continue suffering from addiction without getting help can lead to worsened...
Why Choose Bridges of Hope for Addiction and Dual Diagnosis Treatment?
Substance use disorders affect about 20.2 million adults in the U.S, according to SAMHSA. Given the large number of people who need help fighting addiction, there are many drug and alcohol rehab centers devoted to treating substance use disorders. Each drug...
Tips to Avoid Triggers for Substance and Alcohol Abuse During the Holidays
The holiday season can be a fun, joyous time for many, but for some, this time of year can be sad, stressful, and difficult for reasons such as estrangement from friends and family, financial hardship, and addiction recovery. Drug abuse rates tend to be higher during...
The Benefits of Equine Therapy with Addiction Treatment
Equine therapy is an animal-assisted therapy available at Bridges of Hope. This therapy often complements inpatient drug and alcohol treatment and other evidence-based therapies, allowing patients to interact with horses on a regular basis as they recover from drug...
First Month of Sobriety : What to Expect
Choosing a path of sobriety is admirable and challenging. The first month of sobriety in itself is enough to create mounts of anxiety before starting. However, it may not be as demanding as you would imagine if you plan and prepare for success. What is Sobriety...
Facts About Opioid Addictions
To understand why opioids are addictive here are five facts about opioid addiction and what opioids are. Opioids are a substance that dulls the senses and reduces the pain signals that the body sends to the brain. Opioids are usually prescribed to treat moderate to...
Signs of a Heroin Addict
Heroin is a powerful and devastating drug. The drug can ruin the life of the addict and can impact their loved ones to the point of dysfunction. If your loved one is addicted to heroin, it can be easy to overlook the signs of a heroin addict. It is important to...
What to Expect From an Alcohol Rehab Program
Rehabilitation for any sort of physical or mental struggle can be difficult. Overcoming addiction is not easy, but there are Indiana rehab programs that are designed to help you on your journey to recovery. It can be helpful to know what to expect before you begin....
What to Expect with Detox from Methamphetamine
Meth addiction can be extremely difficult to overcome without caring, competent and effective mental health and medical assistance. However unfortunate, the decision to detox from methamphetamine and treatment center can be delayed for many reasons, including the...
April is Alcohol Awareness Month
There is a stigma that surrounds substance abuse and alcoholism in general. The purpose of Alcohol Awareness Month is to address those issues by providing greater alcoholism awareness. If you think that you have a problem drinking, give us a call today at 765-358-7320...
Methamphetamine Withdrawal Symptoms
Methamphetamine, or meth for short, is an extremely potent central peripheral nervous system stimulant that can produce a large range of symptoms. Methamphetamine withdrawal symptoms can be severe and difficult to overcome. Methamphetamine is a legal substance, is...
Why You May Need a Dual Diagnosis Treatment Program
At one time point in time, before the advent of the dual diagnosis treatment program, treatment for drug or alcohol addiction was considered to be separate from treatment for mental health disorders. Care for mental health and the treatment of addictions were...
Why You Shouldn’t Go to a Suboxone Clinic for Treatment
There’s no question that there is a severe opioid addiction epidemic. The modern day Suboxone clinic is usually the first choice for those addicted to opioids. In the world of opioid addiction a common treatment to help overcome addiction is Suboxone. However, there...
Opiate Addiction and Suicide
You’re probably well aware of the growing opioid crisis in the United States. Over two million people have an addiction to some form of the drug and overdoses have been a leading cause of accidental death. Alarmingly, the suicide rate in the US has also been on the...
