Why One-Size-Fits-All Rehab Doesn’t Work
One size doesn’t fit all in recovery. Explore customized treatment plans and why personalized care leads to better outcomes at Maryland Recovery.
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Maryland Recovery Earns Joint Commission Accreditation
Maryland Recovery is now accredited by Joint Commission, meeting national standards for safe, high-quality addiction treatment. Learn what this means for you.Read More
Heroin Addiction Treatment That Actually Works: A Long-Term Outpatient Approach
Effective treatments for heroin addiction consider it a chronic medical condition, not a personal failure. Learn about outpatient care programs.Read More
National Prescription Drug Take Back Is Around the Corner
To combat drug addiction, the National Prescription Drug Take Back Event was created. This is the safest way to dispose of old or unwanted medication.Read More
How Does Addiction Treatment Help You Cope with Stress & Cravings?
Experiencing triggers and cravings is to be expected in addiction recovery. Learn how treatment can help teach you healthy ways to cope with them.Read More
Maryland Recovery Earns High Marks from Community Partners
Maryland Recovery’s Stakeholder Survey shows strong partner satisfaction, 93% rated our communication and accessibility as excellent. See the full results.Read More
Depression and Addiction: Understanding the Cycle of Co-Occurring Disorders
Cycles of depression can cause feelings of hopelessness, resulting in addiction. Discover hope and healing for those struggling with co-occurring disorders.Read More
Depression in Recovery: What It Means and How to Cope
Remaining sober while struggling with depression is difficult, but not impossible. Discover healthy coping skills for handling depression in recovery.Read More
How to Deal with Insomnia During Alcohol Recovery
Insomnia is one symptom associated with alcohol recovery. However, there are several ways to deal with it that may or may not involve medication.Read More
Anxiety and Addiction
Anxiety and addiction are often experienced at the same time. Learn more about dual diagnosis and the importance of treating both conditions simultaneously.Read More
