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Jaywalker therapist explaining How Long PHP Treatment is to a client

How Long Is PHP Treatment?

Quick Overview PHP treatment typically lasts between four and six weeks, depending on clinical needs, progress in care, and readiness to step down. This guide explains PHP treatment length, daily

Stefan Bate, MA, LAC, CCTP 12/27/2025

Powerless Over Alcohol: What It Really Means for Recovery

Quick Overview Being powerless over alcohol doesn’t mean you’re weak. It means your drinking has reached a point where willpower alone can’t control it. This blog explains what being powerless

Stefan Bate, MA, LAC, CCTP 12/14/2025

man experiencing addiction relapse triggers

Relapse Triggers: Recognizing and Managing the Warning Signs

Quick Overview Relapse triggers are emotional, physical, and environmental cues that can pull a man back toward alcohol or drug use, sometimes without warning. This guide explores how triggers form,

Dennis Ballinger, MA, LMFT 12/08/2025

Men in group counseling during Jaywalker’s dual diagnosis IOP

IOP Dual Diagnosis: Outpatient Treatment for Men

Quick Overview This guide explains how a dual diagnosis IOP supports men who are dealing with both mental health challenges and substance use. It outlines who benefits from an IOP

Stefan Bate, MA, LAC, CCTP 11/28/2025

7 Signs of Dual Diagnosis In Men

Dual diagnosis occurs when a person has both a mental health disorder and a substance use disorder at the same time. Treating both together through integrated care leads to better

Stefan Bate, MA, LAC, CCTP 10/29/2025

men playing boardgames during recovery to prevent relapse

How to Prevent Relapse After Substance Abuse Recovery

To prevent relapse after treatment, develop a personalized relapse prevention plan that includes coping strategies, early-warning signs, and a reliable support network. These tools help you manage cravings, reduce stress,

Stefan Bate, MA, LAC, CCTP 10/23/2025

10 Benefits of Residential Treatment

Addiction and mental illness don’t improve with quick fixes or band-aids. They take time, dedication, and a safe place where someone can focus on getting better. That’s exactly what residential

Dennis Ballinger, MA, LMFT 10/14/2025

Residential Alcohol Treatment: Your Path to Recovery

If you’ve ever tried to stop drinking on your own, you already realize how overwhelming it can be. Alcohol manages to insinuate itself into every part of life — relationships,

Dennis Ballinger, MA, LMFT 10/10/2025

Addiction Among Wealthy Young Adults

When most people think of addiction, they picture someone at rock bottom. This person may have lost their job, struggles to pay bills, or lives on the edge. But that’s

Dennis Ballinger, MA, LMFT 10/06/2025

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