Our team of experts at Behavioral Health of the Palm Beaches strive to provide effective and safe treatment for individuals who have suffered at the hands of trauma bonding. Too many men and women have suffered because of abuse and have attempted to cope with the aftermath on their own. Visit us here to learn more about trauma bonding signs and some of the many treatments we provide for trauma recovery.
Our team of experts at Behavioral Health of the Palm Beaches understands the gender differences in alcohol and the overall dangers of alcoholism. Visit us here to learn more about gender differences in alcohol use.
Not everyone in recovery knows how to avoid drinking over the holidays. Visit us here for some tips on how to stay sober during the holidays.
The effects of alcohol on the heart can prevent it from working properly, which can lead to additional health issues. Visit us here to learn more about how alcohol affects the heart.
Finding yourself in addiction recovery and building an identity that is separate from drugs isn’t always easy, but it is imperative to long-term success. These tips on how to find yourself in sobriety may help.
Negative thoughts can eventually lead to relapse. Instead of letting them be the end of your sobriety, follow these tips on how to combat negative thinking in addiction recovery.
The opioid epidemic continues to wreak havoc on the United States thanks in part to the rise in fentanyl. At BHOPB, we are comparing fentanyl versus heroin to get a better understanding of where this crisis is headed.
Traveling with a mental illness can be overwhelming. You may fear your symptoms could get out of control and your mental health could ruin your trip. Instead of worrying, these mental health travel tips could save you the trouble and the headache.
Along with the physical effects of COVID-19, the virus is also causing emotional turmoil. Learn more about depression from coronavirus and how to cope
Along with the physical effects of COVID-19, the virus is also causing emotional turmoil. Learn more about depression from coronavirus and how to cope
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