Recovery and Addiction Articles

from Bradford at Madison

At Bradford at Madison, we aim to not only treat alcohol and drug addiction but also educate patients, professionals, and their loved ones to help spot, heal, and prevent addiction. Use our recovery and addiction articles as a resource to learn more about alcoholism, drug abuse, and rehabilitation.

Introducing Supportive Housing to Huntsville

Bradford at Madison, an integral part of the Bradford Health Services network, is excited to introduce plans to repurpose the former Bailey Cove Assisted Living into a supportive housing community. As a trusted provider of addiction recovery services, …

Introducing Supportive Housing to Huntsville

Bradford at Madison Wins America’s Best Addiction Centers Award

We are honored to announce that Newsweek chose Bradford at Madison as one of America's Best Addiction Treatment...

Starting Fresh: Setting Realistic New Year’s Resolutions in Addiction Recovery

As we start the New Year, many of us think about making resolutions. These are promises we make to ourselves to change...

The Gift of Recovery: Embracing a Brighter Future

Embarking on the path to recovery from addiction is like unwrapping the most precious gift. A new life awaits you and...

Holidays in Recovery: 8 Strategies for Staying Sober

As the holiday season approaches, those in addiction recovery face a unique set of challenges. This time of year, often marked by parties and social gatherings, can test a person’s commitment to sobriety. In this guide, we’ll explore practical strategies to help you navigate the holiday season while maintaining your focus on addiction treatment and recovery.

Navigating the Holidays: Common Triggers in Addiction Recovery

In this blog, we will delve into the common triggers of addiction faced during the holiday season and offer several ways to navigate them.

Bradford at Madison Introduces “Hero’s Path” Addiction Treatment Program for Veterans and Active-Duty Military

Bradford at Madison has introduced Hero’s Path, a program specifically tailored for veterans who are dealing with substance use issues.

Drug Addiction and PTSD in Military Veterans: Understanding the Connection

Studies show that as many as 30% of veterans develop Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) at some point in their lifetime. To cope, some turn to drugs or alcohol, leading to another battle, this time with addiction.

Understanding Boundaries in Recovery

To lay a strong foundation for long-term recovery, it’s essential to grasp the different types of boundaries and learn how to set and maintain them effectively.