Clean Recovery Centers is excited to provide more accessibility to care with our new Bradenton addiction treatment facility. This location is now open!

“The staff and therapists are amazing! Clean definitely changed my life! Would recommend it to anyone struggling with addiction and wanting to get sober.” – Ashley H. Hearing these testimonies reminds us that we will always continue our work in helping others find recovery from addiction and mental health conditions!

Anxiety is a life-long condition, and it can pop up when clients least expect it. This is especially true during the holidays. Clean Recovery Centers offers an anxiety treatment program that aids in developing coping skills, so clients can prepare for the upcoming season and face it confidently. Call us today at (888) 330-2532 to refer a client. https://lnkd.in/gMDeu4bp

We know the devastation Helene and Milton caused. This article highlights the emotions and anxiety of living through these disasters and also shares hope in remaining in the land we call home. https://lnkd.in/gWQ23bVp

AA groups often have meals and gatherings during the holidays to help those in recovery keep on the right path and celebrate in fellowship. This is especially important for those who are estranged from family or don’t have anyone local. The Tri-County Central Office Tampa AA group has meetings and event information that is a great resource to share with clients: https://lnkd.in/g3ANQx3u

While it can be exciting to host a holiday gathering as someone in recovery, the added stress may cause anxiety to become triggered. Our advice is to remind clients who are in recovery that hosting is a fun responsibility, but it does not hurt to enlist help from siblings, friends, or anyone who is in their support network.

The holidays can bring out anxiety in clients, but how can their loved ones recognize this? Our latest blog shares the signs of anxiety that can help loved ones know when something is going on. https://lnkd.in/gjbQq7XT

Check-in with a friend today. Hang out, watch a movie, and talk about everything and nothing. We all need days of relaxation with good company.

The emotional tolls of depression are probably known by your clients, but what about the physical connections between depression and ailments? Our blog is a valuable resource to share with clients who may be experiencing an increase in depression side effects: https://lnkd.in/gy8_REPa

Signs of depression may be obvious to clients and their loved ones, but how can they tell when depression has shifted into thoughts of suicide? Signs of this include: - Giving away possessions - Drastic withdraw from family and friends - Takes substances or engages in reckless behaviors - Disregards hygiene habits - Talks about death - Having past suicide attempts