Gateway Foundation

JANUARY 3, 2024

People progress through treatment at varying rates, but research has shown the longer you stay in treatment, the better outcomes for your long-term health and recovery. Every step of the treatment process keeps you safe, teaches you crucial life skills, and increases your chances for a lasting recovery.

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Gateway Foundation

SEPTEMBER 4, 2023

Remaining sensitive and nonjudgemental while encouraging open communication with your patients can trickle down into mainstream media and popular culture — influencing how society views those with addiction and leading to better treatment outcomes. Be patient: Addiction recovery is a lifelong journey that requires time and effort.

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Gateway Foundation

MARCH 6, 2023

Many emotions — such as loneliness, worthlessness, anxiety, guilt, anger, and insecurity — can all trigger self-injury. Communicating feelings of depression, stress, or anxiety to others. Our compassionate staff can tailor a treatment plan to the unique situation and needs of your loved one or yourself.

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Stop Abuse Campaign

MAY 26, 2022

Individuals who experience or witness adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) such as domestic violence , parental separation/divorce , or childhood neglect or abuse can face long-term consequences, predisposed to developing mental health conditions like depression, anxiety , and post-traumatic stress disorder. Natural treatments .

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Gateway Foundation

OCTOBER 31, 2023

Research available treatment programs and communicate how they can help your friend or family member. Offer to sit with them while they call a treatment center and speak with a compassionate professional about how to get started. Offer Continued Support Throughout the Recovery process Individuals need support during recovery.

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Gateway Foundation

OCTOBER 12, 2022

Ecstasy first became popular in the late ‘70s and early ’80s among psychiatrists who thought the drug enhanced patient communication and insights about their struggles. Some common withdrawal symptoms include: Fatigue Agitation Difficulty concentrating Depression or anxiety Lack of appetite Insomnia Paranoid thoughts.

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