mental health

neuroplasticity

Neuroplasticity: How the Brain Can Heal and Change Over Time

Have you ever heard the old saying, “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks”? The brain was seen in a similar light for years – a fixed, unchangeable organ once we reached adulthood. However, recent advances in neuroscience have toppled this long-held belief, unveiling the fascinating world of neuroplasticity. This transformative ability of the …

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maintain sobriety

10 Healthy Habits to Maintain Sobriety

Taking the brave decision to start your recovery journey is genuinely admirable. However, to maintain sobriety, you must create a lifestyle that continually nourishes and strengthens your commitment each day. After undergoing addiction treatment, many individuals, especially in places like Long Beach, face daily challenges threatening their hard-won progress. To maintain recovery, it’s vital to …

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Menthal Health Issues in Teenagers

Beyond Addiction: Addressing Co-Occurring Mental Health Issues in Teenagers

Adolescence is a crucial time of development, marked by significant physical, emotional, and cognitive changes. For some teenagers, this period is also marked by the onset of mental health disorders and substance use. The co-occurrence of substance use and mental health issues is a clinical concern that requires specialized treatment approaches. In this blog post, …

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Long-Term Recovery

Life After Treatment: Nurturing Long-Term Recovery in Teenagers

Completing a formal treatment program marks an important milestone in a teenager’s recovery journey. However, the transition to life after treatment can present unique challenges that require ongoing support and strategies for maintaining long-term recovery. In this blog post, we will explore the challenges teenagers may encounter and discuss strategies for nurturing their long-term recovery. …

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Adolescent Substance Use

Impact of Early Adolescent Substance Use: Peer Pressure, Brain Development, and Social Dynamics

Substance use among early adolescents is a serious concern that warrants our attention and understanding. These formative years are marked by challenges, and the influence of substances can impact an individual’s well-being. In this blog post, we will delve into the specific challenges that teenagers face when it comes to substance use. We will focus …

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“I am so grateful to be an alumni of Roots. Roots took me from my darkest of places, to the brightest and most beautiful part of life I've ever lived. They genuinely care about their clients. You will not be a number or a paycheck here. After discharging in February, I still receive help and words of wisdom whenever needed. Roots helped me battle things I'd been struggling with for over 14 years and finally put them behind me. I love roots with all my heart, and always will.”

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“Just got 365 days sober today all thanks to these people at Roots. And saved my marriage.”

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