The opioid crisis continues to rise across the United States due to a booming and an unprecedented number of medically necessary prescriptions. Unfortunately, women are more likely than men to receive a prescription for pain management and ultimately become persistent opioid users. The opioid outbreak has led to increased numbers of women who struggle with addiction. Developing the best solution for the opioid epidemic is no easy task. However, at Crossroads Maine, we strive to do our part to prevent addiction to commonly abused opioids. Our treatment specialists have developed a broad range o ..read more

Each person’s mood changes from day to day. Some days, we may feel ready to seize the day, while another day may lead you to feel worn out or sad. However, when your loved one’s mood is consistently sad or hopeless, she may be suffering from a more serious condition. It’s vital to recognize the signs of depression This condition is a severe psychological health concern experienced by millions of women every day. It can interfere with a woman’s daily life and even increase her risk for other health concerns. It may cause deep feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and worthlessness. Many women may ..read more

If you know someone with an eating disorder, they may not ask for help, but they could need it around the holidays. The holidays add extra stress for someone struggling with or recovering from an eating disorder because the holiday gatherings revolve around food. Being able to support someone you care about will help them deal with these stressful situations around the holidays and in any social situation that may have potential triggers. At Crossroads, we are here to offer support for eating disorders through our variety of treatment programs in a home-away-from-home environment in beautiful ..read more

Benefits of Residential Treatment When you need help with addiction, you have two main options: inpatient and outpatient treatment. Residential treatment is a form of inpatient treatment that gives you access to facilities, amenities, and treatment programs 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. While this level of treatment may seem a bit overwhelming, it may be the best option for you, as there are numerous benefits of residential treatment. Clients who complete a residential treatment program may have a better chance of long-term recovery than those who opt for outpatient treatment. Furthermore, cl ..read more

At any given time, several million people suffer from an eating disorder, particularly women between the ages of 12 to 35. The eating disorder definition includes several types of conditions, all of which involve an unhealthy relationship with food and weight. If you struggle with an eating disorder, don’t panic. Our women’s only eating disorder treatment center is here to help you. Contact Crossroads Maine today by calling 877.978.1667. Eating Disorder Definition Eating disorders are illnesses with a range of psychological disorders characterized by abnormal or disturbed eating habits that ar ..read more

Every year, women around the world experience life events, which are significant events that change a woman’s unique situation. While these events can be enjoyable and exciting, they can also be incredibly stressful. Unfortunately, as a result of these high levels of stress, these events may significantly impact a woman’s alcohol addiction. As a result, if you’re battling an addiction to alcohol and about to experience a significant life event, we recommend that you get the treatment you need at our women’s treatment center. To learn more about how our women’s addiction treatment center can he ..read more

Imagine feeling your worst every day for weeks, months, or years. Unlike ordinary sadness or grief, the symptoms of depression can be debilitating. Severe depression is more than just feeling sad, and it can interfere with all aspects of your life. Depression in women can also increase the risk of substance abuse. Up to a third of clinically depressed people engage in drug or alcohol abuse, many becoming dependent or addicted. It becomes a form of self-medication to soothe or relieve the feelings of low self-esteem, hopelessness, and despair that characterize clinical depression. Unfortunately ..read more

As a mother looking for addiction or behavioral health treatment, your biggest concern is most likely the welfare of your children while you are in treatment. You may be debating between inpatient versus outpatient options to balance childcare or even the fear of losing your child or children if you seek treatment. Recovering from addiction is the best choice you can make for your family. The key is finding a rehab for women with children to support you and your entire family during treatment and recovery. The team at Crossroads is on call to guide you through the options for you and your fami ..read more

Anxiety is one of the most commonly diagnosed mood disorders in the world today. Nearly twenty percent of the population in America is diagnosed with anxiety, and in more severe cases, those struggling with anxiety may need to seek treatment. Moreover, a person’s tendencies toward anxiety could put them at risk for substance use and subsequently addiction. Additionally, in the age of the COVID-19 virus, mental health experts worldwide have seen a significant increase in anxiety disorders and substance abuse in the past year. At Crossroads Maine, we are here to help women with anxiety and subst ..read more

Recovering from an eating disorder is not easy. But before any treatment can begin, any treatment facility needs to understand what the person dealing with the eating disorder is going through and how their eating disorder has impacted family relationships. So we ask each person entering any treatment to meet with a licensed counselor for an extensive evaluation to help craft an individualized treatment plan. Each counselor has specific training and expertise in eating disorders and other mental health issues. Once the evaluation is complete, the individual and the counselor work together to c ..read more