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Blueprints for Recovery is a long-term alcohol and drug rehabilitation center in Prescott, Arizona.

Our programs focus on helping those who struggle with drug and alcohol addiction to find more fulfillment in life and success in long-term recovery. Blueprints for Recovery is a small-scale, client-centered addiction treatment program in Prescott, Arizona. Our m**hod focuses on building up the individual and giving them hands-on experience of what awaits them once they’ve overcome their addiction. Some of the Blueprints therapies and treatments include outdoor therapy, anger management, humanistic therapy, expressive arts, group therapy, and more. With a wide array of services, the Blueprints team is able to craft a unique treatment program for each client designed to fit their unique needs and experiences. Many members of the Blueprints team, including its founder, are in recovery themselves. They know many of the challenges men and women face as they struggle with this disease, and provide them with an empathetic support system. We describe our program as “long-term” treatment, meaning clients receive our support from their first days of sobriety through a smooth transition to independent living.

02/08/2022

Mental health and substance use disorders are highly intertwined. When someone experiences symptoms from both a mental health condition and a substance use disorder, it is referred to as a co-occurring disorder or a dual diagnosis.

Common co-occurring disorders include depression and alcohol addiction, PTSD and he**in addiction, and ADHD and ma*****na use. Learn more about the co-occurring disorder treatment program as well as symptoms of both disorders at the link below:

https://www.blueprintsforrecovery.com/what-is-a-co-occurring-disorders-treatment-program/

At Blueprints for Recovery, we can help you break the cycle of severe and unpleasant co-occurring disorder symptoms in a safe and healthy way. Through integrated co-occurring disorder treatment, we will help you learn to safely and successfully manage your mental health symptoms without using drugs or alcohol.

Contact us today for more information about our programs and how we can help you.

co-occurring disorders involve struggles with addiction, it is also helpful to recognize the general signs and symptoms of a substance.

02/03/2022

Half of the people who struggle with either a mental health disorder or addiction also struggle with the other which is why dual diagnosis is so important for treatment and recovery.

Learn about the process of dual diagnosis and our three-phase approach to dual diagnosis treatment at the link below:

https://www.blueprintsforrecovery.com/what-is-the-process-of-dual-diagnosis-treatment/

We provide a three-phase approach to dual diagnosis treatment at Blueprints for Recovery. At our dual diagnosis residential treatment center, we will work with you to develop a comprehensive therapy program based on your unique treatment needs and goals. Contact us today, call (928) 232-6455

At a dual diagnosis treatment program, your treatment team will work with you to design a plan that addresses all areas of your physical.

02/01/2022

Dual diagnosis is a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses and treats both a substance use disorder and a mental health condition. Most treatment facilities don't offer a dual diagnosis as they only focus on one of the issues. However, the right facility with a dual diagnosis treatment plan could be life-changing.

Click the link below to learn more:

https://www.blueprintsforrecovery.com/where-to-find-a-dual-diagnosis-treatment-center/

Blueprints for Recovery is a comprehensive program that gives you the individual attention you need to be successful with your dual diagnosis treatment. We make sure that your unique journey in recovery is not only acknowledged but is taken into consideration when helping you learn the skills you need to adjust to a sober lifestyle.

Dual diagnosis treatment centers can be hard to come by. Most treatment facilities only focus only on substance use disorders.

01/27/2022

When a person has more than one health condition at the same time, for instance, a combination of a substance use disorder and another health condition, it is referred to as comorbidity, co-occurring conditions, or coexisting conditions. If left untreated, it can lead to severe side effects.

One of the most common comorbid disorder combinations is mental illnesses and drug addiction as both issues can impact one another, and they both make symptoms for the other more severe. Learn more about the risk factors and treatment options for people struggling with comorbid conditions on our blog post. Click the link below to read more:

Comorbidity is a condition where a person has more than one health condition at the same time. Many times, it is a combination of a substance.

01/25/2022

Dual diagnosis is when a person has been diagnosed with both a substance use and a mental health disorder with the two issues often worsening the severity of each other. Approximately 50% of people that have a mental health condition have struggled with substance use disorder during their life.

Disorders including PTSD, OSD, Depression, Eating disorders and personality disorders call all co-occur with substance abuse so it is important to look out for symptoms of a dual diagnosis. Learn more about how co-occurring disorders are treated differently, treatment options, and more on our blog post at the link below:

https://www.blueprintsforrecovery.com/what-is-dual-diagnosis/

If you are struggling with a dual diagnosis, Blueprints for Recovery could be the perfect place for you. Our staff is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to treatment for both substance use disorders and mental health disorders. We have a strong community support system and resources to help you with continued support after you have gone through the treatment process. Contact our team today, call (928) 232-6455.

One of the most significant signs of a dual diagnosis is impulsive behavior. A person with BPD, anxiety, ADHD, or any other mental health.

01/18/2022

Convincing a family member, friend, or loved one to seek help with alcohol addiction can be extremely challenging, which is why a formal drug intervention may be more effective than a direct, personal conversation.

If someone you love is in need of help, here is our Alcohol Intervention Guide to get you started. Click the link below to access our guide:

https://blueprintsforrecovery.com/drug-alcohol-intervention-guide/

Get Professional Help at Blueprints for Recovery. We offer intervention services and can help family members and friends develop an intervention that will help their loved ones realize the benefits of attending treatment for addiction. Contact us today.

Drug & Alcohol Intervention Guide A drug intervention can help motivate an individual to seek treatment for alcohol and drug abuse. Learn more here.

01/15/2022

Transcranial neurostimulation or tCNS is a neuro-disorder treatment that is a non-invasive and pain-free process used to treat depression, substance use disorder (SUD), chronic pain, and other types of conditions. There are several forms of tCNS including one that specifically combats addiction.

Learn more about tCNS for addiction treatment at the link below:

https://www.blueprintsforrecovery.com/transcranial-neurostimulation-tcns-for-addiction-treatment/

Get Neurostimulation at Blueprints for Recovery as an effective measure against addiction.

Transcranial Neurostimulation (tCNS) For Addiction Treatment Neurostimulation is a promising new treatment for substance abuse. Learn more about it in

01/13/2022

Internal family systems therapy or IFS therapy is an evidence-based model of psychotherapy that believes the mind is composed of many different variables and attempts to focus on identifying each component and integrating them into a whole to conduct psychological healing.

IFS therapy has been successfully used to reduce signs of depression in some people as well as certain types of pain. You can learn more about IFS therapy and how it's used for addiction treatment on our blog post at the link below:

https://www.blueprintsforrecovery.com/internal-family-systems-therapy-for-addiction-treatment/

As with any type of therapy, you must find a professional who is licensed in the field of psychology and who has been trained in IFS therapy. Find the Right IFS Therapist at Blueprints for Recovery. Contact us today to get the help you or a loved one need.

Internal Family Systems Therapy for Addiction Treatment Internal family systems therapy (IFS) is a beneficial treatment option for those with addiction.

01/11/2022

While prescription medication is necessary for the wellbeing of millions of people in the United States, misuse can lead to adverse effects and certain health risks. Over 1.3 million Americans report misusing prescription medication every year which if not handled carefully can lead to addiction.

Find out what impacts who is more likely to become addicted to prescription medication and the health risk associated with misuse at the link below:

https://www.blueprintsforrecovery.com/prescription-medication-health-risk-factors/

With our numerous recovery services, Blueprints for Recovery is a safe place for you or your loved one to come and receive the support needed for recovery.

Prescription Medication Health Risk Factors The use of prescription medications has improved medical care. However, certain prescription medications can

01/08/2022

M**h unlike some drugs is highly addictive after just one use. While the substance can be useful in the treatment of mental health conditions like ADHD, most people use m**h in the United States typically take the street version.

Overuse of m**h can lead to heart and brain issues as well as hallucinations. Find out more about the health risks associated with m**h use at the link below:

M**h health risk occurs in someone as a result of the increase in natural chemical dopamine in the human brain.

01/06/2022

He**in is an extremely addictive op**te that accounts for a large number of drug overdoses every year. It acts by rigging the brain’s reward system to produce feel-good chemicals like endorphins and dopamine.

To learn about the health risks factors connected with he**in addiction click the link below to read our blog post:

https://www.blueprintsforrecovery.com/he**in-addiction-health-risk-factors/

At Blueprints for Recovery, we use various suitable treatment procedures for he**in addiction like CBT, Detox, and Medication-Assisted Therapy. Contact us today to get the help you or a loved one need.

He**in is an op**te with a significant effect on the brain’s reward system.

01/04/2022

Co***ne use has a number of painful and dangerous health risks including hallucinations, tremors, constricted blood vessels, high blood pressure, and more. Unfortunately, 5% of teens between the ages of 12 and 17 reported using co***ne in the past year.

That is a frightening statistic. To learn more about how you can identify if someone is possible using co***ne as well as the short and long-term health risks associated with co***ne use, click the link below:

https://www.blueprintsforrecovery.com/co***ne-health-risks/

If you or someone you know is struggling with co***ne addiction, Blueprints for Recovery can help you through every step of the recovery process. The Blueprints for Recovery staff are experts in their field that specialize in addiction treatment to get you the best possible results.

Co***ne Addiction Health Risk Factors Co***ne addiction can lead to many health risks. Those struggling with addiction must get the support needed to

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