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4 Signs of a Relapse

Resources 4 Signs of a Relapse 1 min readUpdated Dec 2019Medically reviewed by Pacific Bay Recovery Clinical Team For people in recovery, relapse is big concern. Relapse can be a step backward, compromising your hard-earned progress. Contrary to popular belief, relapse doesn’t happen abruptly. It … Read more

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Alcoholism Triggers

Resources Alcoholism Triggers 1 min readUpdated Nov 2019Medically reviewed by Pacific Bay Recovery Clinical Team Recovering from an alcohol abuse disorder is a big deal and not many alcoholics are able to do so. It’s important to understand the triggers that cause relapse to be … Read more

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Common Co-Occurring Disorders

Resources Common Co-Occurring Disorders 1 min readUpdated Nov 2019Medically reviewed by Pacific Bay Recovery Clinical Team Addiction is a serious disease that affects the brain. For many people, addiction does not occur alone. It is common for co-occurring disorders to be present along with addiction. … Read more

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Various Phases of Drug Rehabilitation

Resources Various Phases of Drug Rehabilitation 3 min readUpdated Feb 2024Medically reviewed by Pacific Bay Recovery Clinical Team Drug rehabilitation is a slow process; it is not something that happens overnight. It is also a process that needs to be tailored for each person. It … Read more

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5 Telltale Signs your Teen is on Drugs

Resources 5 Telltale Signs your Teen is on Drugs 1 min readUpdated Oct 2019Medically reviewed by Pacific Bay Recovery Clinical Team While parents may not consider kids and drugs to be a likely association, it’s not uncommon. Although is true that sometimes your kid may … Read more

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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Substance Abuse

Mental health disorders and substance abuse often go hand in hand. In many cases, it is not clear whether mental health causes substance abuse or vice versa. However, the two often occur together. This is particularly true in the case of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). About 50-60% of people who have PTSD also suffer from substance abuse. The comorbidity of PTSD and substance abuse can make it very difficult for the affected person to recover fully.

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