Hickory House Recovery

Hickory House Recovery Hickory House offers inpatient residential treatment for adult men and women suffering from substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health issues.

01/22/2026
Fentanyl is a potent synthetic opioid initially created for pain relief but now often illicitly produced and sold on the...
01/20/2026

Fentanyl is a potent synthetic opioid initially created for pain relief but now often illicitly produced and sold on the black market and is the leading cause of overdose fatalities in the U.S., responsible for about 69% of all overdose deaths, according to CDC data. For more information: https://hickoryhouse.com/fentanyl-americas-deadliest-drug/

Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid, originally developed for pain management under medical supervision. But the fentanyl causing today’s public-health crisis is often illicit, manufactured in underground labs, mixed into other drugs, or pressed into pills or powders — oftentimes without con...

For those struggling with substance use, the instinct to go it alone is common. However, detoxing at home can be dangero...
01/15/2026

For those struggling with substance use, the instinct to go it alone is common. However, detoxing at home can be dangerous and even life-threatening. Addiction impacts both mind and body, making professional support crucial for a safe recovery. Professional treatment isn't about weakness; it's about ensuring safety and long-term success. Detox without supervision can lead to medical emergencies and severe complications. If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, call Hickory House Recovery at 800-604-2117 or find more information here: https://hickoryhouse.com/the-truth-about-solo-detox-hickory-house-recovery/


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For many people struggling with substance use, the first instinct is often to say, “I can handle this myself.” The desire to take control, protect privacy, or avoid stigma can make the idea of detoxing at home seem appealing. But while independence is admirable, attempting recovery alone can be ...

It’s a new year and resolutions are all the rage. Most people don’t struggle with knowing what they want to change. They...
01/13/2026

It’s a new year and resolutions are all the rage. Most people don’t struggle with knowing what they want to change. They struggle with making the change and then making it stick. Gym memberships go unused, journals gather dust, and well-intended routines fade within weeks. So the big question is why? The truth is, lasting habits aren’t built through motivation alone — they’re created through intentional systems, realistic expectations, and a deeper understanding of how behavior change really works. Find helpful tips on changing habits here: https://hickoryhouse.com/habits-that-last/

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It’s a new year and resolutions are all the rage. Most people don’t struggle with knowing what they want to change. They struggle with making the change and then making it stick. Gym memberships go unused, journals gather dust, and well-intended routines fade within weeks. So the big question is...

Loneliness is a major trigger for relapse, especially during quiet times or late nights when others seem connected. Many...
01/06/2026

Loneliness is a major trigger for relapse, especially during quiet times or late nights when others seem connected. Many in recovery describe loneliness as a profound emotional emptiness that drives the brain to seek comfort. Understanding loneliness and learning healthy coping strategies is vital for maintaining recovery and creating a fulfilling life. Discover more ideas here: https://hickoryhouse.com/all-by-myself/

Loneliness is one of the most underestimated triggers for relapse — especially during quiet seasons of life, late-night hours, or moments when it feels like everyone else has someone to lean on. Many people in recovery describe loneliness not just as being alone, but as a deep emotional emptiness ...

The end of the year evokes mixed emotions—celebration and connection alongside pressure and fatigue. For those in addict...
12/31/2025

The end of the year evokes mixed emotions—celebration and connection alongside pressure and fatigue. For those in addiction recovery, holiday stress and emotional triggers can create unique vulnerabilities. Prioritizing your well-being this December is essential for entering the new year stronger and healthier. Find more information here: https://hickoryhouse.com/mental-health-management-new-years-edition/

The end of the year brings a complicated blend of emotions for many people. It’s a season filled with celebration, reflection, connection, and tradition, yet it also carries pressure, fatigue, financial strain, and emotional overwhelm. Even in the happiest moments, the final weeks of the year can ...

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National Quality Approval Rated

Hickory House was awarded the Gold Seal of Approval® for Behavioral Health Care Accreditation by The Joint Commission. The Gold Seal of Approval® is an internationally recognized symbol for healthcare quality. Receiving this distinction means that Hickory House has demonstrated their compliance with performance standards and commitment to provide safe and effective care.