Many people who are struggling with the battle of addiction often wonder—can I detox alone? This is a critical question to answer. Some people feel that they can handle things on their own, while other people prefer the help of a rehab facility. Whether you are a person that likes to do things yourself or…
When you’re stuck in the downward spiral of drug addiction, it may be tempting to think there is no hope for you. Other people may feel like quitting will be an easy feat to accomplish, then when attempt it, they run into problems. People may not realize the importance of a detox center, but it…
When a substance use disorder (an addiction to drugs or alcohol) takes hold of a person, it can be challenging to find the necessary support to heal. However, help is available. Many struggling with addiction wonder where to begin. For most, the first step in healing is finding the right detox program. Yet, few people…
Drug and alcohol addiction and dependence can make it essential for a person to detox when they are ready to stop using for good. Detox is a natural process. The body works to remove the waste products and substances from the bloodstream during this process. Yet, as that happens, the brain craves the drug. The…
How do foods and addiction interact with each other? Does it really matter what you eat if you are working through your addiction? Foods play a big role in the addiction treatment process. They feed your body the right type of nutrition to help encourage healing. Our team at Tides Edge Detox offers a range…
Taking that first step to seek help for an addiction problem can feel overwhelming. You may have lived in denial for a long time, or you may be like some, who knew they needed help but have been too afraid to take that first step. It takes courage to finally admit you need help, and…
Knowing that a loved one is struggling with a substance abuse problem is heart-wrenching. It can hurt homes and destroy relationships. But no matter what it does to the family and home, you still love the person and want to see them get sober. It’s often the hardest thing to feel like you’re watching your…
