February 14, 2021by RRR StaffNewsletters0 comments
COVID-19 has changed the way we do business, and it’s a good thing. Prior to the pandemic, Riverside Recovery was limited to offering drug and alcohol education and counseling services in person. Now we are able to offer DUI classes, addiction, and anger management counseling services online. For many of our clients, the ability to receive services remotely, safely and discreetly has enabled them to get clean and sober and stay that way. Services can be accessed from home or work, allowing our clients to continue to be productive, keep employment and get the help they need.
At Riverside Recovery Resources, we understand your challenges and realize circumstances may impact your ability to access counseling; our online telehealth offerings are the perfect answer. If you or someone you care about is struggling with addiction, or anger management, call us today at (951) 674-5354 or send us an email, and a trained recovery specialist will respond. You can learn more, register for services or access additional resources at riversiderecovery.org.
Refer a Friend or Family Member
“Stay out of it,” “Mind your own business.” “We don’t talk about that,” Are those phrases you hear when trying to address a family member, friend or co-worker’s addiction problem? Many times, the help people need requires family and friends to admit there is a problem, and it is not going away by itself. We know that when a friend, co-worker or loved one is struggling with addiction, everyone suffers.
If you have a family member, friend or coworker suffering from addiction or anger management issues, let us be the intermediary. Call us at 951) 674-5354 or send us an email, info@riversiderecovery.org , and a trained recovery specialist will respond. We will contact the individual, discreetly, providing education and resources.
What Does Relapse Look Like?
Relapse begins way before you pick up a drink or start using drugs again. Relapse begins with changes in attitude, feelings and behavior. In order to stay clean and sober, you need to understand what relapse looks like so that you can take proactive steps in avoiding it. Here are a few warning signs researchers have:
- Change in Attitude
- Elevated Stress
- Reactivation of Denial, Not of Addiction But of Recovery
- Recurrence of Withdrawal Symptoms Brought On by Stress
- Behavior Changes
- Social Breakdown, You Limit Your Social Circle
- Loss of Routine
- Loss of Judgment and Difficulty Thinking Clearly
- Loss of Control
- Loss of Options
- Relapse
If you think you might be suffering from any of these warning signs, call us, we can help. Please share this information with someone that may need it. We accept many HMO insurances and ALL PPO plans. We have private-pay options available. If you or a loved one needs help now, please call (951) 674-5354 or send us an email, and a trained recovery specialist will respond.
