Partnering With White House: An Employer’s Secret Weapon to a Successful Recovery Work Policy
Employers come to White House Recovery and Detox to get educated about the rough and tough reality of addiction and recovery. The information we provide allows them to empower coworkers, employees, and loved ones struggling with substance use disorder (SUD). Every year, thousands of companies are confronted with issues related to substance misuse in the workplace. According […]
A List of Celebrities Who Inspire Recovery and Hope
The lives of celebrities are often in tumult, and it is a hallmark of our culture to glory in their spectacular falls from grace. However, now and again, a star emerges who talks about their struggles with addiction, especially after they have overcome their demons. Research shows that celebs revealing their mental health issues produces positive […]
Toxic Family Series: How to Set Boundaries
If you have a toxic family member, you may feel trapped, overwhelmed, or targeted. Such threats leave your recovery extremely vulnerable to relapse. Luckily, you can take action to improve such dynamics. One of the most important things to consider when dealing with toxic family members is setting boundaries. Looking at the tools and methods […]
Deduction Waiving of Insurance Policies
America’s opioid crisis is snowballing. Ever since the late 1990s, when pharmaceutical companies misled doctors, patients, and the general public into believing prescription opioid pain relievers weren’t addictive, society hasn’t been the same. As a result, millions of Americans are now addicted to opioids. Opioids’ grip on human lives isn’t the only area of American […]
Ills of The Recovery Industry: Body Brokering
America’s opioid addiction is still an issue. In 2019, nearly 50,000 people in the United States died from opioid-involved overdoses. This past December, The U.S. Senate passed a bipartisan bill to prevent opioid addiction, overdoses, and deaths in rural communities. Additionally, according to a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), there […]
What Music Can Do for Your Recovery?
Whether you’re an academic or casual listener, a fan of pop, or love to get down to some country, music is one of the few things on earth where there’s truly something for everyone. Music scores our lives, forges memories and can reach us in ways no other entity on earth can. Who hasn’t belted […]
3 Things to Consider When Picking a Rehab Center
Deciding to take that first step toward recovery and even recognizing oneself as someone with a substance use disorder is a brave, bold move that, from the onset, deserves applause. With that being said, picking a rehab facility might be an unexpected task as you embark upon this process. While the conversation surrounding rehab and […]
How to Advocate for Yourself After Treatment
Advocating for yourself can be inspiring and build self-confidence. Most treatment centers like White House Recovery and Detox provide case management, and you will have someone on hand to advocate for you. You may even have a community-based or private case manager during continuing care to help you navigate recovery after you complete your treatment […]
Reducing Stigmas Surrounding the 12-Step Philosophy
“You’re weak — why can’t you figure it out on your own?”  “You must be a bible thumper and a Jesus freak.” “What’s a sponsor? Some type of chaperone?” “Do you get up and stand in front of everyone and say: ‘Hi, my name is,’ like they do in the movies?” Despite one in ten […]
Navigating Recovery While Coming Out
You may have recently come to accept that you identify as LGBTQIA+ or maybe you have known for years but finally feel comfortable disclosing this information to your close friends and family. Regardless of the motivation, talking with loved ones about your sexual orientation or gender identity can cause anxiety and emotional distress. You may […]
