January is National Hobby Month, which means it’s the perfect time to explore new interests and hobbies. For those in addiction recovery, hobbies play a vital role in creating a fulfilling and substance-free lifestyle. At Impact Wellness Network exploring new...
Therapy is at the heart of addiction treatment, offering those struggling with addiction the tools and support they need to overcome substance use disorders. While detox is essential for addressing the physical aspect of addiction, therapy focuses on the...
Addiction is one of the most challenging battles a person can face, and the path to recovery is often filled with physical, mental, and emotional hurdles. Holistic healing has gained recognition as a powerful approach to addiction treatment, integrating strategies...
Addiction recovery is a deeply personal and often challenging process. One of the most important decisions you’ll face on this journey is choosing between inpatient (residential) and outpatient treatment. Both options offer distinct advantages but cater to...
Detoxification is a crucial first step in addiction recovery. At Impact Wellness Network, we provide safe, medically supervised detox to help individuals begin their journey toward lasting recovery.
Achieve long-term sobriety with the right support and strategies. At Impact Wellness Network, we provide compassionate, evidence-based care to help you overcome relapse and thrive in your recovery journey.
Healing from addiction is not just an individual’s battle—it’s a family’s journey. Addiction impacts more than just the person struggling with substance use; it creates ripples of pain and confusion across households. While the road to recovery can be challenging,...
Addiction is a complex and chronic disease that involves far more than willpower or habits. For decades, people struggling with substance abuse have been met with judgment rather than an understanding of the condition’s scientific underpinnings. Fortunately,...
Managing addiction is already a complex and challenging process, but for those dealing with both addiction and mental health disorders, it becomes significantly more intricate. This is where the concept of "dual diagnosis" comes into play. Addressing co-occurring...