Psychoeducation in Recovery
New Found Life recognizes that genuine healing goes beyond merely treating symptoms – it requires us to recognize the underlying issues that contribute to substance use and mental health disorders. That’s why we emphasize psychoeducation throughout our continuum of care, empowering our clients with the information they need to actively participate in their recovery. What […]
Impacts of Physician Burnout
Physicians have highly demanding careers, leaving them vulnerable to burnout. This chronic condition is a state of emotional, physical and mental exhaustion due to prolonged exposure to high-stress environments. Contributing Factors to Burnout in Physicians Physicians face the unique pressures of making lifesaving decisions – often under intense scrutiny and without adequate rest. The nature […]
Alcohol Detox Symptoms
Deciding to get sober is a critical turning point for many people with a long-term drinking habit. However, alcohol withdrawal symptoms can be challenging to overcome, even if you are highly motivated to pursue recovery. While the idea of at-home detox may seem appealing, the process can be complex and dangerous. Medically monitored detoxification in […]
Borderline Personality Disorder Traits
Borderline personality disorder is a complex mental health condition typically characterized by intense emotional instability, fear of abandonment and impulsive behavior. If left untreated, these symptoms can lead to significant challenges in your relationships and quality of life. Who Does BPD Affect? While women in early adulthood are more likely to receive a BPD diagnosis, […]
New Found Life Partners With Blue Shield of California
At New Found Life, we are proud to announce our new partnership with Blue Shield of California, a significant step in expanding access to high-quality addiction treatment. This collaboration underscores our commitment to making care more affordable and accessible to individuals and families across California. We understand that starting the recovery process is a major […]
Suicide, Overdose and Addiction
National Suicide Prevention Week is a valuable opportunity to address the complicated and often intertwined issues of suicide, overdose and addiction. These represent a significant challenge in mental health and substance use treatment. It’s essential to recognize the risk factors and know when it’s time to seek help. The Relationship Between Suicide, Overdose and Addiction […]
The Link Between Alcohol and Depression
Co-occurring alcohol use and depression is a widespread concern affecting thousands of American adults. When mental and behavioral health disorders are present simultaneously, treatment professionals call it a dual diagnosis. This condition necessitates a nuanced and compassionate approach. The Cyclical Nature of Alcohol and Depression The cyclical relationship between alcohol use and depression can start […]
Inpatient vs. Outpatient Treatment
New Found Life offers inpatient and outpatient treatment to meet our clients’ needs regardless of where they are in the recovery process. Each option offers distinct advantages and caters to different needs and circumstances. Inpatient Treatment – an Immersive Experience Inpatient, or residential, treatment involves living at our men’s or women’s rehab facility full-time. During […]
Social Media’s Impact on Anxiety and Depression
Social media platforms have become a ubiquitous part of many people’s daily lives. While this technology offers unprecedented opportunities to make new connections and share valuable information, it also represents a significant mental health challenge. The Pros and Cons of Social Media Use Social media is a free and easy way to stay in touch […]