Outpatient vs Inpatient Rehab: Which Is Best for You?
If you try drugs before the age of fourteen you are more likely to develop a dependency on substances. Research shows that there is a 34% chance that you will…
If you try drugs before the age of fourteen you are more likely to develop a dependency on substances. Research shows that there is a 34% chance that you will…
Community Means Holding Hope in Uncertainly Janet Hodges, LPC Director of Traditions (Women's Recovery Center) There has always been something special about MARR. When you come here, whether you're a…
A Legacy of Service By Bob Day, MA, LPC When I came to MARR as an intern in 2014, I thought that this was just a place to begin my…
When a person shows up to participate here at MARR, whether they are a client or not, they become part of a community that they can remain involved in for…
2022 could be the year you or a loved one experiences recovery from substance abuse. Every January, promise-filled Facebook posts and goal lists are made with the best intentions, as…
For many, enjoying the holidays with an addicted loved one can be anything but joyful. For a substance addict, the holidays often come with triggers and an increased risk of…
Asking for help takes courage. If you have a loved one that is currently in treatment – either at MARR or another addiction treatment facility –we hope that you, too,…
How to Address Trauma by our own Licenced Therapist, Erica Welsh, LPC Erica Welsh is an Associate Professional Counselor and Associate Marriage and Family Therapist. She specializes in family counseling,…
Addiction is a selfish disease. The disease doesn’t stop with your physical health or your relationships. Instead, it affects all of you, mentally, physically, and spiritually. That’s why we approach…
Community in recovery is the heartbeat of long-term sobriety. When a new client comes to MARR, it’s our priority to make sure they are welcomed by staff and other clients…
The benefits of long-term treatment are one of the defining characteristics of MARR. Typically recognized as treatment lasting 90 days or longer, long-term treatment can sometimes not be as appealing…
Our Recovering Professionals Program includes those who are struggling with substance addiction, but it's hard to see because of their successful careers. Types of professionals we treat include pilots, educators,…