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12/02/2025

While gratitude may seem like a soft concept, research consistently shows that intentionally cultivating thankfulness can rewire your brain, reduce stress, and build emotional resilience. These factors all minimize your risk of relapsing. https://www.providencetreatment.com/addiction-blog/gratitude-and-relapse-prevention-a-clinical-perspective

When you have a demanding or high-pressure career, maintaining your recovery requires more than staying sober. It’s a daily practice of regulating your emotions, managing stress, and staying grounded in what truly matters. Gratitude is a simple, effective, and clinically supported relapse preventi...

11/25/2025

We are a dual licensed and Joint Commission accredited treatment provider (behavioral health and substance use) that specializes in working with professional men and women in the greater Philadelphia area. If you, or someone you know is struggling and is in need of professional help, please reach out to us today. Contact us at (866) 247-3307.

11/25/2025

Our gratitude for your support to Providence Treatment as we provide quality treatment throughout the year to our clients and their families. We sincerely wishing you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving. The Team at Providence Treatment

11/10/2025

A recent Medscape article highlights a growing crisis among physicians and other healthcare professionals.

Our Professionals Program provides confidential, evidence-based care that addresses both addiction and mental health concerns.

09/17/2025

At Providence Treatment, we provide primary mental health and substance use disorder treatment for veterans in a discreet, clinically advanced setting. Our programs are designed for professionals, high-responsibility roles, and those who value privacy while receiving care that works.

Providence Treatment provides substance use disorder treatment for veterans in a discreet, clinically advanced setting.

08/14/2025

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08/03/2025

“Heavy alcohol use is very strongly related to the decline and atrophy of your brain. There is a normal shrinkage that occurs with age, but alcohol can increase that – and the risk of dementia later in life.”
- Dr Jeevan Fernando

To give up drinking once seemed unthinkable – and when I finally made the leap, it didn’t go quite as expected

08/03/2025

Understand the risk and get educated.

Does drinking alcohol increase the risk for pancreatic cancer? Researchers have long suspected it does, but the evidence has remained inconsistent. Now, a global study of more than two million people is firming up the case that a link exists: http://ms.spr.ly/6181sJohN

08/03/2025

False Innocence syndrome.

The toxicity of cannabis, particularly its potential link to lung cancer, has long been underestimated. However, recent studies are challenging this “false innocence,” identifying a growing population of younger patients with high cannabis consumption who are presenting with aggressive cancers.http://ms.spr.ly/6184sJU1w

07/30/2025

Mental health conditions and substance use often come with isolation—sometimes by choice, sometimes by circumstance. Rebuilding after that can feel overwhelming. But reconnecting is part of getting well.

This Social Wellness Month, here are 4 ways to strengthen connection after a period of withdrawal or lost relationships:

1. Start with one safe person. You don’t need a crowd—just someone who listens without judgment.
2. Join a group with purpose. Community support groups, volunteer teams, or recovery circles foster connection through shared goals.
3. Schedule social time like appointments. If it’s not on the calendar, it may not happen—treat connection as essential.
4. Practice presence, not performance. You don’t have to be “back to normal” to belong. Just show up as you are.

At Providence Treatment, social wellness is part of every care plan. Because recovery isn’t only about what you leave behind—it’s also about what you rebuild.

Providence Treatment,
a licensed dual diagnosis treatment provider, provides clinical services to men and women who seek help recovering from drug & alcohol addiction and mental health challenges.

07/24/2025

Addiction can look like success on the outside—providing for others, staying productive, keeping it together. But substance use is often the quietest form of self-neglect.

This International Self-Care Day we’re highlighting that real self-care is knowing when to pause, get help, and reclaim your wellbeing.

At Providence Treatment, self-care isn’t a bubble bath. It’s being brave and getting real clinical and life-saving treatment.