Addiction Recovery Blog
Insightful Articles for Addiction Recovery
The following articles have been carefully and thoughtfully written to help guide and educate you throughout your addiction recovery process, and beyond.
Who Is A Good Candidate For Outpatient Addiction Recovery Programs?
What is an Outpatient Treatment Program? Outpatient treatment is a style of rehabilitation where the patient attends regular meetings at a recovery facility. Patients of Freedom Recovery will work with healthcare providers, therapists, and receive...
How Can Sharing Personal Recovery Stories Help Others In Their Journey?
Helping Others by Sharing Your Story Sharing recovery stories can be a powerful tool for helping others overcome addiction. When you open up about your experiences—both your struggles and your triumphs—it can deeply touch others who are going...
How Can Mindfulness And Meditation Contribute To Relapse Prevention?
During the journey of addiction, relapse is a widespread and challenging concern. For individuals grappling with substance abuse, the path to sobriety is brimming with obstacles that can lead to relapse. However, new research shows that mindfulness...
What Therapeutic Approaches Are Effective For Addiction Recovery
Finding a Treatment Approach that is Effective for You Freedom Recovery offers a variety of different services and programs in order to assist those who are looking for help to overcome their addiction. Through specialized therapies, a program...
How does nutrition impact the addiction recovery process?
Impacts of Substance Abuse on the Body The effects of abusing a dangerous substance will have an impact on the brain and your body. These effects vary depending on the drug or substance that the person is taking, but misusing a drug will without a...
Areas of Ohio We Currently Serve
Currently Freedom Recovery provides outpatient care for Marysville, Dayton, Columbus, London, and more. Call our Central Ohio offices to speak to someone about our treatment programs available for both alcohol addiction and drug addiction.