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Seabrook’s Experience with the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) From the desk of Rebecca “Becky” Flood, Vice President of Treatment Services The
Eighty-seven percent of people have consumed a glass of alcohol at least once in their life. While occasional alcohol consumption
Seabrook’s experts continue to take a two team approach to stay ahead of the curve on COVID-19 at all Seabrook
Addiction is a Family Disease. Not only does it affect the person with Substance Use Disorder, each person their life
On Veteran’s Day, we honor the sacrifice millions of veterans have made physically and mentally. Too often, the wounds of
When someone you love has admitted they need help for their addiction and have entered treatment, you should admire them
In recovery, nighttime may take on an entirely new meaning as you contemplate life without drinking. After all, it’s common
Everyone struggles with shame and guilt occasionally, but these feelings are especially common for those in early recovery. While you
A sobering new report, released earlier this month by the Commonwealth Fund, sheds more light on the lack of progress
While most drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs have a well-defined end point, your recovery is something you’ll be actively working
