Author name: James Webb

James has 15 years in recovery and has dedicated his life to sharing information on substance use in order to help anyone struggling get the information needed to get help. He believes that everyone struggling with addiction should have the opportunity to live a happy life free of the effects of substance abuse.

Navy SARP Program Guidance - Intensive Outpatient Treatment for Navy Substance Abuse

Navy SARP Program Guidance

Understanding the Navy Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Program The Navy Substance Abuse Rehabilitation Program (SARP) is a great way for our service members to get the help they desperately need for substance use issues. The Navy SARP program offers all levels of care and exists to help you stay ready at all times. This program offers

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Does the Military Check Your Mental Health Records?

Why Mental Health Matters in Military Service If you’re thinking about joining the military, it’s natural to have questions—especially if you’ve experienced mental health challenges in the past. One of the most common concerns among potential recruits is: does the military check your mental health records? The answer is nuanced, and it depends on several factors

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Breaking Free Together

Breaking Free Together: Preface “Couples who go to rehab together stay together” The story you’re about to read is not just about addiction. It’s about the fragility of dreams and the slow unraveling of two lives once filled with love, hope, and promise. Jesse and Mia’s descent into the darkness of methamphetamine addiction is a

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A Journey to Redemption

This article from the team at TriCareRehabs is the second in a series of pieces about personal journeys from those now in recovery who have been helped by finding treatment support to get clean and sober in the first place. I never thought I’d end up here—sitting in a cold, metal chair in the basement

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