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When bipolar disorder and substance use collide: Helping families navigate dual struggles

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When bipolar disorder and substance use collide, it can feel like you’re losing the person you love to a storm you can’t control. But there’s a way to move from chaos to clarity. At Intervention Services and Coaching, we’ve lived this journey ourselves. We understand the fear, the exhaustion, and the helplessness—and we also know what it means to reclaim hope. If your family is ready to stop walking on eggshells and start building a real path toward healing, we’re here to walk it with you. Reach out today. Let’s take the next step—together.

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Understanding the impact of porn addiction on relationships: a guide for partners

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Facing porn addiction in a relationship can feel overwhelming, but you’re not alone. This guide provides partners with insight, validation, and tools for healing. Learn to recognize signs, communicate effectively, and explore professional help for transformation and trust rebuilding. Discover steps to move forward and reclaim emotional safety.

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Codependency or survival mode? The trauma response behind loving an addict

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Navigating the challenges of loving someone with an addiction can feel overwhelming. At Intervention Services and Coaching, we guide families through the complexities of codependency and survival modes. By fostering open dialogue and teaching healthy boundaries, families learn to support without enabling. Our resources empower you to prioritize self-care, ensuring resilience throughout the intervention process. Discover how to rebuild trust and establish a foundation for lasting recovery together.

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Why Arkansas Families Turn to Intervention Services for Addiction Support

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Addiction doesn’t just affect the individual; it ripples through families, creating emotional and financial strains. In Arkansas, many families are finding hope and healing through intervention services. The Role of Interventions Professional interventionists act as mediators, guiding families to express concerns constructively. Their training ensures interventions remain respectful and effective, fostering willingness for treatment. Arkansas-Specific

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Signs It’s Time to Seek Addiction Help in Maine

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Addiction affects not just individuals but also their families, friends, and communities. In Maine, where substance abuse issues like alcohol, opioids, and stimulants are prevalent, recognizing the signs that a loved one may need help is crucial. Early intervention can save lives and set individuals on a path to recovery. In this blog, we’ll explore

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Women More Likely to be Hospitalized for Opioids than Ever Before

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More long term studies are being published on the effects of opioids in the United States. As researchers are able to obtain a broader scope of the damage, the data is revealing more about what could help combat the opioid crisis. For instance, a new report shows that women are being admitted into emergency rooms

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Number of People Seeking Marijuana Addiction Treatment Rising

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Now that marijuana possession has been decriminalized in a number of US states, there are fewer instances where people are being sent to marijuana treatment programs by the legal system. Even though the number of instances of court-ordered treatment is dropping, survey results are showing that numbers are up for those seeking help voluntarily. Court-Mandated

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Rich Kids at Higher Risk for Addiction, According to New Study

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The results of a new study have found that teens who come from an upper-middle class background are at higher risk for drug or alcohol addiction than the national average. The researchers found that in their mid-twenties, young adults from a well-to-do background were two-to-three times more likely to be diagnosed with an addiction. The

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Study: Even Short-Term Opioid Use can Cause Dependency

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At the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine’s annual meeting in Orlando, Florida, researchers presented a new study that warns against prescribing opioids for minor pain. The room full of doctors and medical professionals listened to Kit Delgado, an assistant professor of Emergency Medicine and Epidemiology at the University of Pennsylvania, explain how even small amounts

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Study Helps Identify Patients Most Likely to Abuse Painkillers After Surgery

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One of the most common reasons to prescribe prescription painkillers is after a surgical procedure. Sometimes these surgeries can be major, and other times they can be less invasive. However, painkillers have become part of most standard recovery protocols. One major problem with this is that sometimes patients do not stop taking their painkillers, even

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Study Examines Suicide Rates Among Veterans with Substance Abuse Problems

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In an ongoing effort to learn more about addiction and to protect veterans, a research team from the University of Michigan and Department of Veterans Affairs has conducted a study to determine what sort of indicators can increase the likelihood of suicides among veterans. Their ultimate goal is to help prevent these factors and decrease

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