by OTR Staff | Dec 7, 2020 | Relationships and Addiction, Sobriety
The holidays can be difficult to navigate as an addict or the loved one of an addict. Whether you’re only realizing you may have a substance abuse problem, starting early sobriety, or you’ve been in recovery for years— the holidays can still be a triggering and... 
by OTR Staff | Nov 7, 2020 | Portland Drug Rehab, Rehab Programs, Relationships and Addiction
Now that your loved one has enrolled in a detox or rehab program, how can you best support them during their recovery? Learn how to offer support in recovery. How to Support Someone in Rehab One of the hardest parts of a person’s recovery journey... 
by OTR Staff | Oct 16, 2020 | Portland Drug Rehab, Rehab Programs, Relationships and Addiction
When substance abuse is present in a person’s life, it doesn’t just affect the person abusing the substance, it impacts everyone who cares about them. How to Cope When a Loved One Relapses By taking care of yourself and learning how to cope... 
by OTR Staff | Jun 15, 2020 | Addiction Treatment, Relationships and Addiction, Substance Abuse Treatment
The first signs of addiction are often hard to detect, especially for those closest to those falling into the clutches of substance abuse. Even once the signs of addiction become too apparent to ignore it is difficult to take compassionate action. The dilemma... 
by OTR Staff | Apr 15, 2020 | Relationships and Addiction
From distrust and abusive behavior to health complications and mental illness, addiction can seriously damage a relationship. A partner struggling with substance abuse can seem like a completely different person, and their sober partner may feel lost,... 
by OTR Staff | Feb 29, 2020 | Addiction Treatment, Portland Drug Rehab, Rehab Programs, Relationships and Addiction, Substance Abuse Treatment
There may come a time when a friend, relative, or partner’s substance abuse problem becomes an addiction, and you start to consider getting them professional help. Professional help can look like many things, but rehab (drug treatment) is the most effective way... 