Category: Continuing Care

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Understanding the Phases of Recovery

Recovery is a personal journey. Explore the four stages of healing and how Waypoint Recovery Center supports lasting change.

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Check-In Questions For Stressful Moments

Everyone gets stressed out, no matter who you are or what stage of recovery you’re in. Here’s what you need to know about stress when it comes to recovery: Most importantly, while relapse is quite common, it isn’t inevitable when you have sustainable stress management techniques at your disposal. Let’s learn about them.   What Causes Stress in Recovery? Stress in recovery can show up in your thoughts, emotions, or body. Sometimes it’s obvious, but

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Why We Recommend Following Inpatient Treatment with Outpatient Care

Some of the most effective treatment plans for addiction recovery involve stages that have no definite end: If you will soon complete residential/inpatient addiction treatment, you may wonder when or if to start outpatient treatment. Especially in stage 2, early recovery, outpatient care can provide the crucial boost in support you need as you transition to life at home and work. Those first few months after finishing your program are challenging, putting everything you’ve learned