The question of, “can you have PTSD and adjustment disorder at the same time” is an interesting one. Generally speaking, PTSD is a more severe and long-lasting mental health issue than adjustment disorder. Adjustment disorder is a short-term reaction to an isolated stressful event or change in circumstances, whereas PTSD typically involves multiple, prolonged or recurring traumatic experiences.
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On this page you’ll find current blog articles and links to all of our recovery programs, including aftercare, group help and family programs.
How Much Does Drug Rehab Cost?
Each person’s treatment journey is unique, and the cost will be determined by the type of treatment, the duration, and the specialized services provided. It’s important to inquire about payment options, financial assistance, and insurance coverage when considering rehab programs such as ‘how much does rehabilitation cost for drug addiction?’ or ‘how much does inpatient drug rehab cost?’
Getting Started: Searching for a Treatment Center
The search for a treatment center can feel like an arduous journey through uncharted territory. For those with no...
Why are Veterans More Susceptible to Substance Abuse? The Crisis of PTSD and Substance Abuse in Veterans.
Unfortunately, many veterans struggle with substance abuse issues after returning home from Military service. This is a serious problem that can have devastating consequences for both veterans and their families.
Veterans Find Hope: Mental Health Services For Veterans In San Diego
With HealthyVet, we are committed to helping men and women who fought for our personal freedom find peace and fulfillment in their lives post-service. We are determined to offer a supportive community, healthy coping mechanisms and seamless continuity of care during and after treatment.
How to Balance Recovery With School
Keeping life in balance is a challenge for anyone who is in school. However, when people are trying to pursue their...
5 Reasons Intuitive Exercise Helps Recovery and Mental Health
A new form of working out, developed during the pandemic, helps people struggling with addiction, recovery, and mental health. It’s called: intuitive exercise, and you’ll never hate physical activities again!
Sobriety and Relationships: How to Fix Them When You Get Sober
Addicts tend to focus on self-centered goals such as getting high or staying clean. These types of goals take away from one’s ability to connect with others so when an addict is in recovery, it’s important they learn to prioritize others over themselves.
Is a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) Right For Me?
Many individuals feel overwhelmed by the sheer amount of recovery options. However, with the proper guidance, everyone...
How Do I Know if I’ve Crossed the Line Into Addiction?
To know that you have crossed the line into addiction is both frightening and confusing. For most people, this...
The Benefits of a Life Skills Program in Recovery
Some of the most pivotal pieces of the recovery process may be those skills lost during periods of substance abuse....
Acute Stress Disorder vs PTSD and why you need to Know the Difference.
We all experience stress at some point in our lives, but for some, it can become so debilitating that it can lead to a diagnosis of Acute Stress Disorder (ASD) or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Though the two disorders seem similar, it’s critical to understand the subtle differences between them so they can be managed in the best possible way. This article explains what causes ASD and PTSD, their symptoms, diagnosis, prevention strategies, and effective coping techniques. With a little knowledge, you’ll be empowered to help yourself or a loved one cope.