Drug & Alcohol Rehab

Drug Rehab Aftercare: Ways to Stay Sober

Drug addiction is a complex and indiscriminate illness that affects millions of people worldwide. Despite the medical advances made in understanding and treating drug abuse, remaining sober after the completion of rehabilitation remains an overwhelming challenge for many recovering individuals. Fortunately, with effective aftercare strategies tailored to individual needs, recovery from addiction can be far […]

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Is Outpatient Rehab Right for Me?

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If you’re considering outpatient rehab, it’s essential to ask yourself if it’s the right step for you. Outpatient rehab offers a number of benefits, but there are also some things to keep in mind before making a decision. Inpatient rehab is the traditional form of addiction treatment. Patients check into a facility and stay for

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Are You a Good Fit for a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)?

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If you’re considering a partial hospitalization program (PHP) for your addiction recovery, you may be wondering if it’s the right fit for you. At Birmingham Recovery Center, our PHP in Birmingham, AL, is a great option for people who need more structure and support than what they would get from outpatient therapy but who don’t

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Signs of Drug Use at Work

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People who use alcohol or other drugs while they are working may be putting themselves and their colleagues in considerable danger. Knowing how to recognize the signs of drug use at work can help you maintain a safe workplace. It can also help you identify colleagues who may need professional help. General Signs of Drug

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Does FMLA Cover Rehab?

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The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) has been federal law in the United States since the early 1990s. This groundbreaking legislation ensured that certain employees would be able to take unpaid leave for a variety of reasons without fear of losing their jobs. Through the ensuing three decades, millions of Americans have taken leave

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