THU, 15 OCT AT 05:30 CDT
Alumni Night at Hey Day
TUE, 15 SEP
Alumni Top Golf Event
Depression is a severe mental condition that won’t get better by itself—it needs professional attention. Although prevalent in US society, depression doesn’t receive as much media attention as cancer, addiction, or COVID-19. Landmark Recovery can help guide individuals in better understanding depression and its treatment.
https://www.landmarkrecoveryoklahoma.com/addiction-blog/what-are-the-signs-of-depression/
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Signs of Depression | Mental Health Treatment Oklahoma
If you have never dealt with addiction in the past, then you may not know how to help an alcoholic. Furthermore, you may not know the signs of alcoholism or how to stage an intervention. Therefore, although you have a desire to help the alcoholic, you may experience helplessness and despair. However, help is available for addiction.
https://www.landmarkrecoveryoklahoma.com/addiction-blog/how-to-help-an-alcoholic/
The opioid epidemic continues to skyrocket each year, as more Americans experience the negative side effects of prescription medication. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), more than 100 Americans die from an opioid overdose each day. Sadly, there is no indication that the epidemic is slowing down or reversing.
https://www.landmarkrecoveryoklahoma.com/addiction-blog/the-opioid-epidemic-what-you-need-to-know/
Alcohol is a drug and is classified as a depressant. As such, it slows down functions in the central nervous system (CNS) and other organs in the body. As a result, a person’s motor skills or cognitive function may be impaired. For this reason, alcohol is often discussed in the same manner as illicit drugs or prescription medication.
https://www.landmarkrecoveryoklahoma.com/addiction-blog/alcohol-is-a-drug/
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Alcohol is a Drug | Addiction Treatment Oklahoma
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November 5, 2020 at 2:50 PM ·
Today our Oklahoma City team held a pink-out day for a staff member who just won her battle with breast cancer! We love our team and their passion for both our patients, and for each other.
