Can Drug Abuse Cause Seizures?
There are many negative side effects associated with drug abuse. But can drug abuse cause seizures? According to research, yes. Seizures happen when you have abnormal activit
Coping Skills for Stress and Addiction
Addiction comes with a wide range of challenges, many of them unexpected. As you transition through recovery and make your way into your long-term sobriety, you’ll continue t
The Role of Meditation in Recovery
Meditation is an effective mindfulness practice that can help improve mental health, while making you more aware of yourself and your surroundings. Meditation can also be used in t
How Long is Rehab for Alcohol?
According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, nearly 29 million people ages 12 and older struggled with an alcohol use disorder in the U.S. in 2023. Although
Family Dynamics in Addiction Treatment
According to Pew Research, nearly half of Americans have a family member or close friend who’s been addicted to drugs. It can be hard watching someone you love and care about str
How Do You Learn to Forgive Yourself?
Forgiveness is a critical component of the recovery process. It can be hard forgiving yourself and others for past hurts and mistakes. However, to truly move forward and progress a
Hammocks CEO Interviewed on Wellness Podcast
Hammocks on the Edisto CEO, Jonas Coatsworth, was recently interviewed on the recovery and wellness podcast Finding New Waters. In a wide-ranging discussion that touched on a vari
What is the Connection Between Alcoholism and Depression?
Millions of people struggle with alcoholism and depression each year. While depression does not cause alcoholism (and vice versa), it is important to recognize the connection betwe
Navigating Change in Recovery
The road to recovery is filled with many changes. From learning how to avoid triggers to forming healthy habits and relationships with others, as you progress through your recovery
Differences Between the Mental Health of Men and Women
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, one in 5 adults in the United States experienced mental illness in 2021. Mental illness does not discriminate. However, there
