It is quite common to have a co-occurring mental health condition alongside a substance use disorder. In fact, anxiety and panic attacks are often associated with withdrawal symptoms once someone stops using an addictive substance like alcohol. Anxiety disorders can be very disruptive and hinder the path to recovery. Panic attacks and anxiety from alcohol…
Alcohol addiction can impact your health in many negative ways. One of these is Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome or wet brain. This syndrome can damage several areas of the brain and disrupt cognitive and bodily functions. Severe cases of alcohol addiction can lead to wet brain. If you—or a loved one—are battling an alcohol use disorder (AUD),…
Mixing any substances is never a good idea. Mixing two antidepressants, like Wellbutrin and alcohol, is even worse, as it can increase the severity of side effects and adverse reactions. You may think that if you are suffering from depression, the more antidepressants you take, the better, but this is not the case. Ultimately, you…
At Women’s Recovery, we empower women to lead healthier lives—free of substances—in an environment designed to treat women only. An entirely female staff works closely with each client to craft a treatment plan for a substance use disorder or polysubstance use disorder. If a co-occurring mental health disorder exists, dual diagnosis treatment can also be…
Alcohol addiction is a deeply personal struggle, yet its impact is often felt far beyond the individual. In close-knit communities such as Dillon, CO, the need for tailored and supportive treatment services, especially for women, cannot be overstated. If you or someone you love is facing the challenge of alcohol addiction, finding the right path…
The reality is that women have to deal with unique obstacles when it comes to recovering from an addiction to drugs or alcohol. The effects of alcohol on women are different than on men. Empowering women to find the help they need and overcome a substance use disorder is the number one priority of a…
Dealing with alcohol addiction is a challenging journey. The path to recovery often seems daunting, but you are not alone. Outpatient alcohol rehab programs offer support and resources that can help you overcome your addiction. Women’s Recovery offers gender-specific addiction treatment in Colorado. Call 833.754.0554 to get started in women’s outpatient treatment now. The Ins…
It’s essential to know the signs of alcoholism in women if you suspect someone you love is in trouble. The problem is more significant than you might think. There are an estimated 15 million individuals living with alcohol use disorder (AUD) in the U.S. Women makeup about 4.6 million of that number. Women who are…
In rural Colorado, where access to specialized substance use disorder treatment is limited, Summit Women’s Recovery (SWR) is leading the way in bridging the gap. Women’s Recovery offers a virtual intensive outpatient program (IOP) available through our Summit County location. It serves as a beacon of hope for women seeking recovery in these unique and…
While the terms drunk vs. alcoholic might seem like synonyms, there are distinctions, although neither term refers to a healthy state of being. How do you know when it’s time to quit drinking? When a few too many beverages leave a blank space where your memory should be, there’s a definite cause for concern. It’s…