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Addiction Recovery: 7 Things to Know

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The beginning of the road to recovering from addiction can be a hopeful yet anxious time. Even the most prepared will still encounter things during addiction recovery that they are not quite ready for. If you’re just starting your addiction recovery, here are seven things to keep in mind during your journey.  No One Path […]

Evening and Day SUD Treatment: Twin Town Treatment Centers

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Recovery from drug and alcohol abuse (use disorders) is possible. Sobriety is found in Los Angeles and Orange Counties in normal living conditions at home, at work, at school, at play. The mission of Twin Town Treatment Center is to remove roadblocks and engage as many people as possible in recovery from addiction. So that […]

Los Angeles and Orange County: Helping Others Recover from Addiction

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Since the beginning of the pandemic, thirteen percent (13%) American adults began or increased substance use to cope with corresponding distress (Centers for Disease Control). Overdoses increased by seventeen percent (17%) since stay-at-home was ordered (Overdose Detection Mapping Allocation Program). Hard liquor sales spiked seventy five percent (75%). Fewer Los Angeles and Orange County residents […]

Benefits of Outpatient Addiction Treatment

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The struggles of addiction can be challenging, but sometimes it may seem even more challenging to seek treatment. The sudden lifestyle change, being away from friends and family, and having to give up your job in order to enter a live-in rehabilitation facility are all significant factors that deter many from seeking help. Outpatient treatment […]

Getting Recovery: Los Angeles in a State of Flux

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Have you noticed the impact of stay-at-home orders, work/ financial insecurity, threats of exposure, and emotionally charged political/ cultural strife as you walk through the neighborhood or talk with family? Walking my dogs, I notice neighbors who seem to be using alcohol and other recreational drugs to cope and make it through another day. Los […]

Breath – Life’s Source and Threat

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This moment has its own value apart from its purpose, potential or destiny… Our immediate experience speaks of the value of breath, of justice, of community, of security, of sanity. In the face of threat- a virus, violence against and oppression of our brothers, addiction and chemically induced coping- elements of life become more vibrant. […]

Learning from a Virus at a Distance

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Perhaps it is about personal choice versus socially responsible behavior. It’s about social distancing and connection. It’s about self-preservation and compassion for others. It’s about being whole alone, with others and with the planet. It’s about feeling wholly alone, empty and disoriented. These opposites are brought to us by coronavirus, novel as they may be. […]

Added Perseverance: Help for Addiction and Support for Recovery

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Ours is a moment in time of self-quarantine, social distancing and isolation. Connection and community are necessary to recover and sustain recovery from addiction and alcoholism. Alternative routes to getting help for an addiction and support for recovery are needed.  The people of the Los Angeles and Orange County areas are facing a pandemic. People […]