Detoxification from drugs and alcohol is the first and often most critical step in substance abuse treatment. No matter which substance you use, it’s important to consider getting help to safely taper off drugs and alcohol, achieve sobriety, and receive...

Expanding Our Commitment to TRICARE Coverage and Specialized Support Through our Hero’s Path program, The Estate at River Bend stands as a beacon of hope and recovery for our nation’s active-duty military and veterans battling drug and alcohol addiction. We’re...

When addiction becomes a part of your life, it takes away a lot from you. It affects your health, strains your relationships, controls your finances, and hampers your performance at work or school. You lose your ability and confidence to...

As the holiday season approaches, we often think about the gifts we want to give and receive. But have you ever considered giving the gift of recovery? It’s more than just putting a pause on alcohol or drugs; it’s about helping those...

The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and togetherness. However, it’s also a period when alcohol is often a central part of many gatherings. This can be challenging for individuals who are striving for sobriety or choose not...

The Estate at River Bend has introduced Hero’s Path, a program specifically tailored for veterans and military personnel who are challenged with substance use issues. This program is part of the Veterans Affairs Community Care Network (VA CCN) and is covered...

The holidays are a time to visit family and friends, host parties, and reflect on the past year. But for someone in early recovery, this time of heartfelt reunions and joy can be challenging and stressful. It’s important to know...

Achieving sobriety from drugs or alcohol might seem straightforward from the outside, like quitting and attending rehab. However, addiction is a complex, life-changing disease that affects everyone differently. This means that recovery is an ongoing journey that demands dedication and...

Do you have a loved one dealing with addiction? It’s natural to want to assist them in overcoming their substance abuse issues. However, if your attempts have not succeeded, it’s essential to consider whether you’re genuinely helping or enabling them....