Women's Recovery

Women’s Drug & Alcohol Treatment in Colorado
​Clinically Savvy, Trauma-Informed Treatment for Women

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Some people feel anxious after drinking. Others drink to relieve feelings of anxiety. Either way, it's clear that there's a link between drinking and anxiety—and that treatment that addresses both can make a difference.

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For busy women, outpatient treatment can offer a path to wellness while keeping up with responsibilities at work and at home. Just a few of the benefits of this treatment option include flexible scheduling, consistent support, and help with the transition back to everyday life.

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Changing your life starts with a single step. Picking up the phone today can be the beginning of a new chapter. https://t.co/I01WQtmo3d

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During PTSD Awareness Month, if you or a loved one are struggling with the lingering effects of past trauma, consider reaching out for help. Our trauma treatment program addresses the connection between trauma and addiction and can help you heal. https://t.co/gbRioAQ7Ki

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Painkiller addiction can develop when strong prescription medications are prescribed for chronic pain or after a surgery. These medications can quickly lead to dependency or addiction, even when used as prescribed. https://t.co/5JTtchAAVy

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About 8 million people in the U.S. live with PTSD, and the effects of this mental health condition can make it challenging to recover from substance use issues. PTSD treatment works—and at Women's Recovery, we're here to help women who are ready to change their lives.

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This Memorial Day, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

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When it comes to recovery, don't underestimate the power of group therapy. Support groups help prevent isolation and promote healthy relationships. https://t.co/tHXqGJV6AP

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Addiction can affect anyone. For women, the risks of substance abuse and addiction greatly increase during pregnancy and while breastfeeding.

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This National Women's Health Week, make a commitment to your health and seek the treatment you need. Get started with Women's Recovery to start your journey to sobriety. https://t.co/o8HtnFezSp

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Sunday is Mother's Day. Spend some time with those you care about and reflect on some good memories. If you need extra support, reach out to us to talk.

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Don't let your circumstances dim your light. Your purpose is bigger than your dark times. Let your light guide you through it and shine brighter than you thought was possible.

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Over time, the physical effects of alcohol abuse can be severe. They include:
-Difficulty learning or concentrating
-Decrease in gray and white matter in the brain
-Throat, stomach, liver, and colon cancer
-Liver damage
-Stroke
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You can help your friend by being supportive and encouraging them to get help. When it comes to primary treatments for alcoholism, the hardest step is getting there. Having a strong support network can really help your friend reach their sobriety goals.

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1. Women may need alcohol rehab in different circumstances than men
2. Women have different motivations for drinking than men
3. Women have different needs in treatment than men. https://t.co/kTKTnDza89

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Too much stress can lead to chronic headaches and chest pain. However, the impacts on the mind are equally challenging. According to this research, stress can play a part in developing mental health conditions, including depression and anxiety. https://t.co/CpEj67PWvj

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Many issues can lead to alcohol abuse and addiction. Alcohol abuse ranges from mild to chronic and can have short and long-term effects on a person’s physical, social, and emotional health. https://t.co/cxtrH1mFw9

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Generally speaking, all tapering routines for sleeping pills involve a gradual reduction of your intake. Your doctor will oversee this process. Eventually, you won't take the medication in question at all. https://t.co/rLlnf0DP3D

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