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Understanding Alcohol Cravings in Early Recovery: What to Expect and How to Cope

Early recovery from alcohol addiction is a transformative yet challenging journey. One of the most common hurdles people face in the initial stages is dealing with alcohol cravings. These cravings can feel overwhelming, but understanding why they happen, when they tend to peak, and how to effectively manage them can make a significant difference in […]

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Wasatch Crest’s Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program: Recovery on Your Terms

At Wasatch Crest, we understand that embarking on the journey to recovery from substance use can be challenging, especially when juggling busy schedules or dealing with geographical barriers. That’s why we offer a comprehensive Virtual Intensive Outpatient Program (VIOP) designed to bring the support and structure of treatment directly to you, wherever you may be.

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Understanding Comorbidity: Holistic Healing For Substance Use and Mental Health Conditions

Comorbidity, the condition of having two or more disorders at the same time or one after the other, is a significant issue in both substance use and mental health fields. When individuals face both substance use disorders and mental health disorders simultaneously, the interaction between these issues can complicate treatment and worsen the overall course

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Back to School: Navigating Mental Health and Substance Use Challenges for College Students

As the back-to-school season begins, college students face excitement, new opportunities, and for many, a mix of stressors that can lead to mental health and substance use challenges. While college is a time for personal growth and exploration, the pressures of academics, social life, and the transition to adulthood often create mental health struggles and

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Self-Assessment for Alcohol and Substance Use: A Path to Hope and Healing

Recognizing the need for change is the first, courageous step on the path to recovery. If you’ve ever questioned whether your alcohol or drug use is affecting your life, a self-assessment can provide valuable insights into your habits and their impact. It’s an opportunity to pause, reflect, and evaluate your health and well-being. Whether you’re

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Understanding Mental Health and Substance Use Challenges Among Lawyers

The legal profession, while esteemed and intellectually demanding, brings with it significant mental health and substance use challenges. Recent statistics shed light on the scope of these issues, revealing a troubling picture of burnout, depression, anxiety, and substance use within the field. Addressing these challenges with compassion and understanding is crucial for improving the well-being

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Mental Health and Substance Use Challenges Among Construction Workers

The construction industry, a cornerstone of our infrastructure and economic development, faces significant mental health and substance use challenges. Recent findings bring these issues to light, highlighting the industry’s need for comprehensive support systems. Mental Health Challenges Among Construction Workers Construction workers experience mental health challenges that are often overlooked. Reports show the following mental

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What It Means To Be a Woman in Recovery – A Q&a With Wasatch Crest Business Development Representative, Jayme Dick 

In this Q&A with Wasatch Crest business development representative, Jayme Dick, Jayme shares her story of recovery. Her narrative emphasizes the importance of self-acceptance, resilience, and helping others on their recovery paths. For those seeking hope, her experience shows that a fulfilling and joyful life is possible after addiction.  Your Journey: What was your experience

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Addressing Substance Use Disorders in Women: Challenges and the Need for Gender-Specific Treatment

Women facing substance use disorders encounter unique risks influenced by societal norms, relational dynamics, and psychological factors, complicating their path to recovery. Their substance use patterns often reflect social contexts, such as coping with unhealthy relationships or delaying treatment due to familial responsibilities. This necessitates gender-specific treatment approaches that address the distinct challenges women face,

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Addressing Mental Health and Substance Use Challenges Among Educators

In the world of education, teachers face numerous challenges that can impact their mental well-being, from heavy workloads and student engagement to concerns about classroom security and limited mental health support. Despite these difficulties, there is hope. By accessing support, practicing self-care, and seeking professional help, educators can overcome these challenges and emerge stronger. Factors

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