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At Icarus Behavioral Health we provide the highest quality of evidence-based, individualized treatment for a full range of mental health and substance use disorders.

12/18/2025

Choosing boundaries over burnout is not abandonment. It is recovery. If you are ready to step out of old roles, call Icarus Recovery Center at (877) 541-3262 to talk about next steps.

12/15/2025

It is okay if the word abuse feels big and confusing. You can sort through what happened at your own pace. Icarus Recovery Center is here to listen at (877) 541-3262 when you are ready.

12/13/2025

If love has always meant sharing everything, even when it hurts, you may be dealing with enmeshment. You are allowed to have your own boundaries. Talk with Icarus Recovery Center at (877) 541-3262 about support.

11/27/2025

Thankful for healing, hope, and the courage to begin again. 🦃

Happy Thanksgiving from Icarus Recovery Center. ❤️

11/25/2025

Alcohol dependence can develop quietly but affect every part of life. Common warning signs include:

• Relying on daily drinking to feel normal or function
• Denying that a problem exists despite clear warning signs
• Feeling withdrawal symptoms when alcohol is not consumed
• Experiencing anxiety or restlessness when alcohol is unavailable

Recognizing these symptoms is the first step toward healing.

At Icarus Recovery Center, we provide a safe and supportive environment to help individuals regain control, restore balance, and begin lasting recovery.

Awareness brings change. Support makes it possible. (877) 541-3262

11/24/2025

Alcoholism often develops gradually and can affect every area of life. Common warning signs include:

• Allowing alcohol to damage important relationships and responsibilities
• Choosing drinking over work, family, or other obligations
• Experiencing underlying mental health struggles tied to substance use

Recognizing these patterns is the first step toward recovery.

At Icarus Recovery Center, we provide compassionate, confidential support to help individuals regain control and rebuild what matters most.

Awareness is the beginning of change.
(877) 541-3262

11/21/2025

There is a strong connection between alcohol use and prostate cancer. Studies show that men aged 15 to 49 who drink alcohol seven times a week are three times more likely to develop prostate cancer than those who do not drink.

Understanding the impact of alcohol on long-term health is an important step toward prevention and recovery.

At Icarus Recovery Center, we are committed to helping individuals make informed choices and find support for a healthier future.

Awareness can save lives. Recovery can change them.
(877) 541-3262

11/20/2025

Reach Out for Support with Alcohol Detox and Recovery

Choosing to stay alcohol-free takes courage. The decision to begin recovery is not an easy one, but it reflects strength, resilience, and self-respect.

At Icarus Recovery Center, we understand how challenging this journey can be. Our team provides compassionate care, medical support, and guidance every step of the way.

You do not have to face recovery alone. Reaching out for help is the first step toward lasting healing and a healthier life.

Your strength got you this far. Let us help you go further.
(877) 541-3262

11/19/2025

Alcohol can cause inflammation of the prostate, known as prostatitis. This inflammation can worsen Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) symptoms by increasing urinary frequency, urgency, and creating blockages in urine flow.

If you have BPH and notice that your symptoms worsen after drinking, it may be time to reconsider your alcohol use.

At Icarus Recovery Center, we provide education, support, and recovery programs that help individuals make lasting health changes and improve their quality of life.

Better awareness leads to better health.

(877) 541-3262

11/17/2025

Excessive drinking can weaken bladder muscles and worsen urinary problems associated with Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). Alcohol contributes to dehydration, which can make it harder to control bladder function and increase discomfort.

Understanding how alcohol impacts your body is the first step toward improving your health and quality of life.

At Icarus Recovery Center, we help individuals make lasting changes that support both physical health and long-term recovery.

Awareness is the beginning of healing.
(877) 541-3262

11/15/2025

What is the connection between alcohol and BPH?

Alcohol acts as a diuretic, meaning it increases urine production. Those frequent trips to the bathroom after drinking might seem harmless, but for men with Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), alcohol can actually make symptoms worse.

When the bladder and prostate are already under strain, increased urination can heighten discomfort and irritation.

If you’re noticing worsening urinary symptoms after drinking, it may be time to look closer at your relationship with alcohol.

Icarus Recovery Center provides compassionate, evidence-based support to help men understand and address the effects of alcohol on their overall health.

Your health and comfort matter. Let’s start with awareness.

(877) 541-3262

Address

8601 Golf Course Road NW
Albuquerque, NM
87114

Telephone

+15053050902

Website

http://Www.icarusbehavioralhealth.com/

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