Outpatient Treatment Articles

Shea Barakatt, MA, LCSW, LCDC -- Clinical Director As I think back to this time last year, I remember the family gatherings, everyday routines, and traditions that took place, and I smile with a feeling of peace. I remember the moments of excitement for my son’s...

Treatment professionals recognize the impact of drug and alcohol misuse on intimate relationships. The need for behavioral couples therapy for substance abuse has become increasingly important over time—in Texas and every other U.S. state. The work to repair the...

One of the little known facts about recovery is how nutrition can affect your state of mind and promote a healthy healing journey for the body. There is a lot of truth in the old saying, "You are what you eat." Our society has become a fast food, instant...

Treating Addiction with Virtual Outpatient & IOP (Intensive Outpatient Treatment) at Origins Counselling Men and women with an addiction to alcohol, cocaine, and narcotics can begin recovery through outpatient and intensive outpatient programs provided by Origins...

The impact of substance use on other people can be misleading as it represents results that may differ from your use of the same substance—even if used in the same manner with the same frequency. Marijuana is one of those substances that can be deceiving in its use as...

During outpatient treatment for a substance use disorder and a co-occurring mental health disorder, the time spent in clinical sessions and group therapy is a fraction of your full schedule. Because these sessions are integrated with your school or work commitments,...

There’s no other family just like yours.  Each family has a unique past, present, and future. Every person’s qualities and personalities must be explored and understood for true, lasting healing from substance use disorder to occur for the entire family. When recovery...

Outpatient treatment programs provide several advantages to beginning work on your recovery, including integrating treatment into your existing life and schedule.

When beginning your recovery journey, the decision between an inpatient or an outpatient treatment program is a crucial first step. Factors such as co-occurring disorders, family history, and daily obligations all play an important role in deciding which treatment approach is best for you or your loved one.