by Tanis Hayden | Jul 24, 2018 | Addiction Treatment, Oregon Trail Recovery, Uncategorized
***The following is an op-ed piece written by one of our dedicated Client Support Specialists Gabe Iverson. Gabe’s dedication to his recovery and the quality of care he provides to the individuals he manages at Oregon Trail Recovery makes him not only a valuable... 
by Tanis Hayden | Dec 18, 2017 | Addiction Treatment, Oregon Trail Recovery
Oregon Trail Recovery, in association with The Campaign to Change Direction, is proud to be one of the many dedicated organizations to “Take the Pledge” this month to know the Five Signs indicative of someone struggling with emotional pain. Change Direction is... 
by Tanis Hayden | Jul 14, 2017 | Addiction Treatment, Substance Abuse Treatment
On a cool October afternoon in 2013, FBI officials announced the arrest of 29-year old Ross Williams Ulbricht. He’s better known by his internet pseudonym, Dead Pirate Roberts. Ulbricht was subsequently unmasked as the head administrator of the website Silk... 
by Tanis Hayden | May 23, 2017 | Addiction Treatment, Substance Abuse Treatment
There are times in our profession where we must shift our focus away from substance abuse. Instead, focus on behaviors that are both repetitive and often times pathological. With our attention away from these harmful substances, we can turn our focus to similar... 
by Tanis Hayden | Apr 25, 2017 | Addiction Treatment, Substance Abuse Treatment
After an individual has been through the initial detoxification stage of their recovery, the most important thing for that person is to allow their body chemistry to regain its balance both mentally and physically. This is where treatment comes in. Essentially,... 
by Tanis Hayden | Apr 21, 2017 | Addiction Treatment, Rehab Programs
Addiction is a family disease. This essentially means the abuse of drugs and alcohol has a great effect on every member of the family. Statistics dictate that over a quarter of the families in the United States are affected by addiction in some way, shape or form. Up... 