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New Day Recovery proceeds with compassion with every client that walks through our doors. We offer short and long-term residential treatment as well as access to outpatient counselling and medication-assisted treatment. We focus on providing resources for substance abuse disorders. We share our expertise on this blog to help you or a loved one understand how to best approach and overcome..
New Day Recovery Blog
1M ago
Navigating Big Drinking Holidays in Addiction Recovery: Tips for St. Patrick's Day and Beyond As St. Patrick's Day approaches, the excitement for many is noticeable. However, for those in addiction recovery, big drinking holidays can present unique challenges and triggers. The abundance of alcohol-centric events and societal pressure to partake can make it particularly ..read more
New Day Recovery Blog
1y ago
Once the federal government declares an end to the COVID-19 public health emergency (PHE), Medicaid will resume its normal eligibility review process. This means that all eligible Medicaid members will have to renew their Medicaid coverage or risk losing it. While some renewals can be completed without a need to contact the member, some ..read more
New Day Recovery Blog
2y ago
Unique Program Designed Just for You New Day Recovery is now accepting Veterans carrying VA Optum Military Care and Humana Military insurances in our inpatient program. Our experienced team of medical professionals will provide those who have served with support, care and a customized treatment plan. How It Works Veterans can receive treatment at a ..read more
New Day Recovery Blog
2y ago
The TikTok Community By now, you definitely should know what TikTok is, or at least heard of it. TikTok is the newest social video creator and editor app that is most popular among Gen Z and Millennials. TikTok is home to millions of amateur videos, giving communities of all sorts a platform to create and ..read more
New Day Recovery Blog
2y ago
Recognizing the Recovery Community There are so many amazing things going on in the recovery community that people don't always know about. Get to know seven inspiring people involved in the recovery community by reading below. If they can do it, you can, too. Brian Mincher's Cross-Country Walk Brian Mincher started his own nonprofit Addiction ..read more
New Day Recovery Blog
2y ago
The Facts on Alcoholism & How to Stay Sober on a National Drinking Holiday It’s no secret that the Fourth of July is one of the biggest drinking holidays in the United States. Along with colorful, exploding fireworks, people bring out the booze to celebrate the anniversary of America’s freedom. In fact, the Fourth of ..read more
New Day Recovery Blog
2y ago
Diving into how addiction affects relationships Let’s face the facts: there’s a stigma around addiction, especially when it involves romantic relationships. Active addiction can take a toll on any relationship, romantic or not, and there are many ways addiction affects relationships. Some people enter relationships completely sober, but fall victim to addiction later on in ..read more
New Day Recovery Blog
2y ago
Can people with an SUD still hold down full time jobs? It is no secret that there is a stigma around people with substance use disorder (SUD), especially those struggling with addiction in the workplace. In fact, people who struggle with SUD themselves even fall victim to believing the stigma that addiction can be fixed ..read more
New Day Recovery Blog
2y ago
After going through a substance abuse treatment program for alcohol or drug abuse, the people you surround yourself with and circumstances you put yourself in can affect how well you break free from addiction and maintain sobriety after rehab. Unlike cultural groups based on a shared ethnicity or geographical origin, drug culture and recovery culture are part of both the society you ..read more
New Day Recovery Blog
2y ago
Seasonal Affective Disorder & Addiction: What's the connection? Addiction can affect anyone and everyone, regardless of race, ethnicity, social and economic status or gender. But a mental illness that is not talked about enough is seasonal affective disorder, otherwise known as SAD. SAD and addiction often co-occur and can increase vulnerability in those who struggle ..read more