Clearbrook Treatment Centers Pennsylvania

The following is part one of a two part series. [...] When you think of the face of addiction, it’s easy to think of the homeless man sleeping on the corner. [...] That was until the end; when I finally hit rock bottom.

Recovery has sometimes been compared to the ingredients of making a homemade soup. The soup calls for a certain amount of water, vegetables, meats, and spices. If we veer off from the recipe and directions the soup doesn’t taste the same.

My first days after rehab were probably the scariest and most overwhelming days in recovery. [...] While those things sound great in theory, doing even the simplest of tasks without drugs and alcohol, can sometimes be nerve-wracking in the beginning. [...] Having a plan after addiction treatment was imperative for someone as scatter-minded as myself.

We’ve all had to deal with the loss of a loved one, and while it is difficult for anyone to deal with, for those struggling with addiction the loss of a loved one can sometimes make sobriety even harder than it normally is. [...] The pain of loss can be excruciating, and it can be tempting to numb the pain with drugs or alcohol, but there are other ways to handle grief. [...] It is defined as “deep sorrow, especially caused by someone’s death”.

Choosing the right treatment facility for your addiction problems is a big challenge, chiefly because no one addiction center is right for everyone. [...] Regardless of your individual situation, it’s extremely difficult to make it through a rehabilitation program effectively if you’re distracted. [...] For many, their family’s support is critical during the rehabilitation process.

Addiction recovery is a struggle for anyone, but for single parents, recovery can mean facing additional hurdles concerning the welfare of their children. [...] Here are a few of the situations that single parents may face while considering treatment options, and ways to overcome them. [...] We view family treatment as a vital and necessary part of your recovery and encourage family members to take advantage of the Clearbrook Family Program while treatment for a loved one is being completed.

Trying to quit heroin cold turkey or on your own could be dangerous. As an addiction treatment center, we are here to teach you about how to safely detox from heroin.

We know the concept of having fun and being sober might sound odd. [...] Here are some ways you can have fun while remaining sober. [...] The possibilities to what you can do now that you are sober are simply endless.

Clearbrook Manor has not been sold as erroneously reported by the Citizens’ Voice and The Scranton Times. A letter of intent to engage in discussions about the possible purchase of Clearbrook Manor by Banyan Treatment Centers & Detox has been signed by both parties.