Addiction Blog
Drug Diversion in Nursing
Drug diversion – a crime that involves redirecting prescription medications from their lawful path – is a significant issue within the health care industry. Despite ...
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Executive Burnout in Boston
In workplaces around the U.S., burnout is a leading contributor to low productivity, high turnover and poor morale. This insidious form of work stress continues ...
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After-Hours Intrusions Increase Employee Stress, Depression
With technology like smartphones being so ubiquitous and more workplaces implementing bring-your-own-device policies, many employees feel compelled to bring work home with them. The rise ...
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Alcohol Use Disorder & the Impaired Professional
Mark your calendars! Tomorrow, Providence Treatment’s own Dr. William Heran will be collaborating with Dr. Ryan Schmidt of The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper ...
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Providence Treatment Expands In-Network Accessibility With MA BCBS and Aetna
Now In Network With MA BCBS and Aetna Effective April 15, 2023, Providence Treatment will be an in-network substance use disorder provider for Blue Cross ...
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What You Need to Know About Benzodiazepines
An estimated 30 million Americans take benzodiazepines—that’s 12.5% of the adult population. Doctors prescribe drugs of this class for the short-term treatment of anxiety and ...
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Providence Treatment Named Media’s Top Drug Rehab
We are pleased to announce that the Media Award Program (MAP) has selected Providence Treatment for the Best of Media Award in the Drug Addiction ...
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Manic Psychosis Explained
Mania is a disruptive condition involving erratic behavior and an unusually high level of physical and mental activity. During a severe manic episode, you might ...
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When to Worry About Heart Palpitations
Long-term drug and alcohol use can damage organs and tissues throughout your body, including your heart and cardiovascular system. Irregular heartbeat, also known as atrial ...
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Big Law: Toxic Workplaces and Poor Mental Health
Legal professionals are 3.6 times more likely to suffer from mental health problems than other occupations. Unfortunately, those who choose a career in Big Law are particularly ...
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