by OTR Staff | Oct 15, 2021 | Addiction Recovery, Substance Abuse Treatment
Ketamine, or “Special K,” is legally used as an anesthetic in the medical treatment of animals for its tranquilizing effect. It causes human users to dissociate from their environment, and often results in psychedelic or hallucinogenic symptoms as well. Ketamine is... 
by OTR Staff | Feb 12, 2021 | Addiction Treatment, Oregon Trail Recovery, Substance Abuse Treatment
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can be helpful for alcohol and substance abuse addiction treatment. We use CBT techniques at Oregon Trail Recovery to help support your recovery. Learn why it’s an effective therapy for addiction. What is Cognitive... 
by OTR Staff | Jan 13, 2021 | Addiction Treatment, Oregon Trail Recovery, Substance Abuse Treatment
Part of the addiction recovery process at OTR includes patients attending group therapy. Learn more about group therapy benefits for recovery from addiction. Learn More About Group Therapy and Addiction Oregon Trail Recovery aims to ensure a safe environment where our... 
by OTR Staff | Dec 1, 2020 | Addiction Treatment, Substance Abuse Treatment
Does the question “Am I an alcoholic?” pop into your mind occasionally? People have been struggling with alcoholism for ages and although they have been using alcohol for tens of thousands of years, the earliest recorded abuse of alcohol dates from 7,000 BCE... 
by OTR Staff | Nov 17, 2020 | Addiction Treatment, Substance Abuse Treatment
Myths surrounding drug and alcohol addiction are quite common and very harmful. Replace myths about addiction with these real facts. For instance, most people are unaware of just how common addiction is in the USA. However, nearly 1 in 12 Americans have an... 
by OTR Staff | Sep 25, 2020 | Addiction Treatment, Oregon Trail Recovery, Rehab Programs, Substance Abuse Treatment
The addiction recovery process can follow the same basic structure for most addicts and alcoholics. But it is important to remember that even though we are suffering from the same disease of addiction, we are each shaped by our own upbringing and...