Addiction Treatment in Iowa: Articles & Blog Posts

Surviving The Friendship Recession in Recovery

Imagine living during the Great Depression, except instead of running low on money, everyone is running low on time, energy,...

Doomscrolling and Relapse Risk

Nowadays, finding our phones before our feet find the floor each morning may be totally commonplace. It’s entirely possible to...

GLPs in Recovery

What do Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, sleep apnea, and substance use disorder (SUD) have in common? At first glance, probably not...

Recovery Needs

It’s hard to think about your future or focus on personal growth when you’re worried about getting through today. That’s...

Is The Overdose Crisis Evolving?

If you’ve ever come across the Norse tale of the World Serpent, you may be familiar with the image of...

A Clinical Faith Based Approach to Recovery in Iowa

If only scientists could pinpoint the largest threat to substance use disorder (SUD)…whether that’s education, free mental health services, universal...

Dads in Recovery

You may be watching the father you love try to rebuild his life after substance use has caused damage, and...

What’s the Opposite of Addiction?

Lauren McQuistin, author of the Realistic Recovery Substack newsletter, often describes substance use disorder (SUD) in a way that avoids...

Do People Become Religious in Recovery?

If the thought of following a religion makes your skin crawl, then a religious recovery center may sound like your...

Experiences You May Have in Recovery

When substances no longer dominate your daily routine, your nervous system might settle down, your relationships can feel lighter, and...

Is AI in Recovery, Too?

Nowadays, artificial intelligence (AI) seems to exist everywhere, even if you don’t really get it. In fact, research suggests that...

Are Our Brains Wired for Addiction?

Human beings have been around for millions of years—at least a version of us, anyway. But prescription strength opioids, cocaine...

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