Triple Divide Lodge: Nurturing Mind, Body, and Spirit for Holistic Healing
At Triple Divide Lodge, healing begins from within. Our lodge is not just another treatment center; it is a haven that embraces the significance of nurturing the mind, body, and spirit to achieve fulfilling, lasting recovery. With a passionate commitment to helping young men and their families heal from the pains of substance abuse and addictions, Triple Divide Lodge has become a beacon of hope
Healing the Family Unit: The Importance of Family Involvement in Adolescent Treatment
Addiction and mental health conditions have long been recognized as conditions that affect the individual and their entire family. At Triple Divide Lodge (TDL), we understand the profound impact these conditions can have on the family system. We prioritize assisting families in their recovery journey alongside the client. We firmly believe that the chances of the client’s recovery significantly improve when the family unit participates.
Why Choose a Substance Use Disorder-Specific Program for a 14-16 Year-Old?
As parents and guardians, ensuring the well-being of our children is a top priority. Unfortunately, the challenges and complexities of the modern world have brought forth a new concern: substance use disorders among adolescents. If you face this distressing situation, it is crucial to explore suitable treatment options. One such solution is a substance use disorders-specific program, which can provide tailored support and resources for
7 Simple Ways Family Calls Are Key To Success
Weekly Family Phone Calls Triple Divide Lodge believes that keeping families connected is very important. That’s why our clients are encouraged to call home, even in their first week. We don’t practice an initial “blackout” period with them. Typically our residents call home the first week upon arrival to the program, and then can call on a weekly basis. We have always offered weekly phone or video
National Recovery Month: A Time to Heal
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, one in five American adults lives with a mental health condition. September is National Recovery Month, and this year’s theme is “Recovery is for Everyone: Every Person, Every Family, Every Community.” The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which sponsors Recovery Month, is using the slogan to encourage people to speak up about their mental
Is A Wilderness Treatment Center Right For Me?
Mental health issues are becoming increasingly prevalent in our society. Whether it is due to the increased stressors of modern life or better diagnostic tools used by trained professionals, it is obviously something that needs to be addressed more overall. There are many different types of therapy, exercises, and medications that can help improve or address mental health concerns. One of the more exciting ones
Does Rock Climbing Affect Mental Health?
Rock Climbing and Mental Health While rock climbing is not your everyday sport like soccer and basketball it is still celebrated around the world with an avid following. The basics are that you use a harness and ropes to scale a rock wall either in the wilderness or there are plenty of manufactured versions at gyms across the country that use rubber handholds affixed to a
Substance Abuse and the Developing Mind
The human brain is still maturing significantly during adolescence and young adulthood. Given that the brain is still developing, it may help to explain why adolescents struggle with healthy decision-making and why this poses concerns for their health and safety. Emerging Patterns Prior to entering the adolescent stage of development, the brain adds a considerable amount of connections between brain cells. Around the ages of 11-12, the
Initiating the 12 Steps Program: Helping Adolescents Overcome Addiction
The 12 Steps are based on spiritual principles and are intended to aid individuals in recovery from substance use addictions, behavioral addictions, or other compulsive behaviors. The 12 steps have been in existence since 1937. A simple internet search will reveal over 100 ways the steps are utilized. Yet there are claims there is no evidence of their efficacy. Why the dispute? While it is true
The Scary Truth About Drug & Alcohol Abuse in Teenagers
For many teenagers partaking in drug or alcohol use is a way to “fit in” or be cool to their peers. Many teens begin using substances as a result of peer pressure or curiosity and are not as concerned with the potential risks of these substances. Some teens may try these substances a few times and stop, but others may decide they want to continue
