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What is Psychological Withdrawal?

The process of stopping drugs or alcohol can affect the mind as well as the body. While many people expect physical symptoms
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Is Kratom Addictive? The Science-Based Truth

Kratom, also known as Mitragyna speciosa, is a tropical tree native to Southeast Asia. It can be spelled different ways online
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How Substance Abuse in Women Differs From Men

Learn how substance abuse in women differs from men, including faster addiction progression, unique health risks, and the need for trauma-informed care.
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What To Do When Rehab Doesn’t Work

Rehab didn’t work? Lumina Recovery guides you through personalized next steps with aftercare, dual diagnosis treatment, and flexible outpatient options.
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What Does it Mean to be Cross-Faded?

Learn what it means to be cross faded—combining alcohol and marijuana for an intensified high, its effects, and potential dangers.
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How Long Does Cocaine Stay in Your System?

How long does cocaine stay in your system? Learn detection times for cocaine by test type, what affects how long cocaine stays, and how to begin recovery today.
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The Roles of Members in an Addicted Family

Learn about addicted family roles and how each member adapts to addiction dynamics within the family, often shaping behavior and relationships.
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What is the Most Addictive Drug?

The most addictive drug depends on the individual using the drug, due to several personal factors having to do with the person taking the drug.

How Long Do Opioids Stay in Your System?

When it comes to drugs, alcohol, and other addictive substances, the length of time
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Additional Resources

Once you have completed your rehabilitation program at one of our drug and alcohol treatment centers, you should try to surround yourself with people who can encourage you to stay sober. Many people find that support groups are the best source of encouragement. You can find hundreds of support groups and meetings in your community. Our drug addiction treatment centers stress the importance of personal chemical dependency resources, especially when you are new to sobriety. Below are various addiction and mental health resources for people in recovery who want additional support.

Christian Addiction Recovery Resources

Our substance abuse services aren’t limited to specific programs, but rather we believe in the importance of incorporating faith-based programs to promote spiritual healing, like our Faith in Recovery program.

With that said, below are some faith-based addiction recovery resources that could help you in your spiritual healing from addiction:

Mental Health Resources for Recovery

Lumina Recovery consist of both mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities, meaning we offer mental health resources as well as chemical dependency resources. What’s more, addiction often co-occurs with mental illness, making these resources ever more important.


Below are some resources for mental health recovery that can help you or your loved one:

 

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