It can be difficult finding a like-minded community when in recovery. Thankfully there are several different groups and places to meet other sober people and make new friends! https://t.co/vTxsscBcUU
Happy Halloween from all of us at Windward Way! Here are nine fun and sober date ideas from @EliteDaily that you and your significant other can do to celebrate the holiday. https://t.co/nqxMSwwpkT
Earlier this year, we had a visit from UFC fighter Ian Heinisch, ranked #16 in the world. Take a look at the link below to learn about his battle with addiction and how he was able to find sobriety. https://t.co/Y3yI83867c
When our clients make the transition into our residential inpatient treatment program, we teach them the skills they need to live successfully in a state of emotional and physical wellness. Recovery is waiting for you or someone you care about. https://t.co/JXuBwbIN9g
This article by @USATODAY tells the inspiring story of two-time James Beard award-winning chef, Gabriel Rucker, who overcame his alcohol addiction and went on to lead an extremely successful culinary career. https://t.co/5vqgoFKMCm
When on your road to recovery, you must remember that there will be good and bad days. During those bad days, it’s important to practice being in a state of emotional wellness in order to get through them. https://t.co/S37ZxkkGCi
We know that the key to a successful detox is to never do it alone. This is why we are here 24/7 for your support. Visit https://t.co/IcU6zhYzRN to start your journey to sobriety today.
We offer post treatment programs in order to keep people continuing to feel productive and live with a sense of purpose and meaning during their road to recovery. Visit
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Having a mental illness can cause an alcohol addiction just as easily as alcohol can exacerbate the symptoms of a mental illness. Learn about the ways alcohol can affect our moods and other parts of our brain in this article by @mentalhealth
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Cocaine is a very powerful and addictive drug that can cause many short and long-term effects depending on the amount and length of the user. Take a look at the link below to learn about the physical strains cocaine can put on the body. https://t.co/kQp5emzsF0
For those struggling with drug and/or alcohol addiction, as well as those struggling with co-occurring disorders, we offer a variety of different treatment programs to choose from that are tailored to fit each individual’s needs. Visit
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A strong example of how one might struggle with a co-occurring disorder is if they turn to alcohol while dealing with a mental illness. This article from @MentalHealthAm provides more insight on how closely mental health and alcohol abuse are related. https://t.co/RAgQ11Ot7K
When someone is struggling with both a mental illness and addiction, it is called a co-occurring disorder. Learn more about how to understand the correlation between mental illness and addiction from this article by @helpguideorg https://t.co/6WmzvMz14c
We encourage you to start your journey the “Windward Way” so that you’re not alone. Visit us at https://t.co/el928aCmoY or call 855-491-7694 and get yourself the help you need today.
We offer a solid approach to life that young people only will find through our addiction treatment center—we are simply an addiction rehab like no other. Visit https://t.co/MwhduNwH16 to learn about the treatment options that are available to you.
Celebrate National Substance Abuse Prevention month by taking take to have an open conversation with your loved ones about the consequences of substance abuse as well as to create a foundation of strong family communication.
Biosound Therapy, Group Therapy, Trauma Therapy, oh my! We offer several different treatment options that are all extremely effective in treating addiction at Windward Way. Take a look at the treatment plans available to you during your recovery! https://t.co/eIXGi8ECJb
@Google is celebrating National Recovery Month with a new website called “Recovery Together” that is dedicated to honoring the 23 million Americans recovering from addiction as well as the 20 million Americans that are still struggling to seek treatment.
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As the infamous saying goes, the first step is admitting you have a problem and that first step, although extremely difficult, is the best step you can make to give yourself a better life. Visit https://t.co/tTabil7N40 to learn more.