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12/08/2021

Prescription drug abuse is a growing epidemic in this country, and each year more and more people are desperate to find effective treatment options. Read here to learn about the treatment options available for prescription drug abuse and which may be best for you.

When people think of prescription drug abuse or addiction, painkillers or opioids are often the first drug class to come to mind. While the effects of the opioi

12/02/2021

Simple, positive thoughts in the morning can change your whole day.

For us to change, we need to remember that we are worthy of recovery.

11/30/2021

Start fresh with lots of laughter along the way 🖌

Whether it’s people you met at your support group or during new activities you’ve taken up, having strong and supportive relationships in life is essential on your road to recovery.

11/27/2021

There are many groups that act as great resources for people suffering from alcoholism, as well as for those around them. Click here to learn more about the difference between Al Anon and AA, and if they are a good fit for you.

11/25/2021

Gratitude is an action word.

Take a moment to think about all that you’re grateful for and give thanks. Happy Thanksgiving to you all.

11/16/2021

As experienced interventionists, Footprints of Serenity wants to share some information for those looking to get someone into rehab. Keep reading to learn more and contact us today if you need help getting someone into treatment for substance abuse and/or mental health-related issues.

It’s rare for someone living under the crushing weight of addiction to one day have an epiphany and put themselves in rehab without incident. While that so

11/12/2021

Knowing when it is the right time to seek help for a he**in addiction can be difficult. For many people, the addiction spirals out of control quickly. Read here to learn more about knowing when it is time to seek help before it becomes too late.

Watching someone you love suffer is among the hardest things there is in this world. The despair that comes with it, the uncertainty, the feelings of helples

11/04/2021

Once you are certain that your loved one is in denial about their addiction, it is important to come up with a plan on how to approach them.

We are here to provide an opportunity for you and your family to make a plan. Click the link below to learn how you and your loved one.

Although there are addicts who come to the conclusion that they need help on their own, this is unfortunately not always the case. There are many circumstances

10/28/2021

In this article, we break down the different types of rehab programs we have available for treatment. Click the link below to learn how our inpatient and outpatient programs can support you throughout your recovery.

Deciding that you need to go to rehab isn’t the end of the story. It’s not as if there’s just one treatment center everyone goes to. There are differen

10/21/2021

If you find that your husband is addicted to pain pills, you should learn more about the nature of the substance use disorder. The next step is to have a conversation with him. See how we can help you in this process.

You plan for an awful lot with your husband; vacations, family functions, dinners, big purchases, where to send the kids for camp, a lot. You’re partners afte

10/14/2021

He**in is an opioid so make no mistake, it’s no easy task for someone who’s using to just up and quit on their own. We can help you and your family through the entire process, from planning to the intervention itself. Learn how we can assist you.

Watching a loved one suffer from he**in addiction, or addiction to any substance, is a wrenching and crushing thing to bear witness to. There’s a certain help

10/07/2021

Support groups offer an environment where people who are going through addiction in their families can come to find solidarity and a place to talk. You should go to support groups for both your loved one and you, the family. Read more.

There are few things more heartbreaking than watching the potential of a young adult be whipped away and shattered by drug abuse or early alcoholism. It can