Sobriety

At Jackson House Recovery Centers, we offer residential treatment programs designed to guide you through every step of addiction recovery. Throughout your journey, you'll encounter many different people who will play a vital role in supporting your progress as you work to overcome addiction.

Dealing with relapse can be one of the toughest challenges in addiction recovery. However, even after several setbacks, lasting change is possible. Jackson House Recovery Centers can help.

Supporting a loved one during their recovery promotes self-reliance and sets them up for success moving forward. Enabling fosters dependence and learned helplessness, which will harm them in the long run. We share how to provide support to a loved one in recovery without enabling destructive habits.

Many people who are dependent on prescription drugs want to quit cold turkey. However, this approach comes with serious risks. A healthcare professional's help is imperative when ensuring a successful detox.

Motivational interviewing is a vital tool in addiction recovery and can help patients develop increased ambition, self-confidence, and reduced resistance to change. It also promotes long-term recovery and reduces the risk of relapse. 

Join us as we sit down with our outreach coordinator, Kelly Harvie, who shares her inspiring journey to recovery and how she's helping others find the treatment they need. Kelly opens up about her personal experiences and the transformative power of committing to the recovery process. Tune in for a heartfelt and empowering conversation that offers hope and practical insights for anyone facing similar battles.

Jackson House Podcast: Watch our first episode featuring Alumni Coordinator Melissa, who shares her personal, inspiring journey to recovery, and how she helps others find community and support. 

Methamphetamine, often referred to as “meth” or “crystal meth,” is one of the most addictive substances out there. It’s illegal to use or be in possession of this substance, yet its widespread popularity has created a significant problem across the country.

Detoxing is the process of adjusting to the removal or reduced exposure to an addictive substance, such as alcohol or drugs. There is a great deal of debate surrounding the best and safest way to detox, whether that be at home or under medical supervision.

While every person who experiences addiction has a unique situation, boredom plays a huge role in many cases. Therefore, understanding the link between boredom and addiction, as well as its potential impact during addiction recovery processes, is essential.