The relationship between alcohol and depression is an important one, and unfortunately a common one, as well. But that doesn’t have to be your future. At Serenity Light Recovery, we’re focused on helping all our clients work through and improve their depression while conquering their addiction to alcohol. When you tackle both issues at the same time, one doesn’t prevent you from having success with the other one. That’s a great way to improve your mental health and reduce your dependence on a substance at the same time. We’re here to give you the help you need to succeed at recovery and get back to enjoying life again.
You Can Conquer Issues With Alcohol and Depression
By breaking the link between alcohol and depression, you can have a stronger recovery and a good future. We want to help make that possible, so you can focus on the plans, goals, and dreams you had before depression and alcohol got in the way. Our trained and caring staff is here to help you, with both mental and physical health concerns. By addressing your struggles with depression and making sure you have what you need to break free of your alcohol addiction, you can move into recovery and reduce your chances of a relapse.
The Right Treatment Program Can Make the Difference
Our dual diagnosis treatment programs are set up to help you with both the alcohol and depression aspects of your struggle. That way you can see more success in your recovery. People with depression often drink alcohol in an effort to feel better or cope with their struggles. But alcohol is a depressant, and can actually make them feel worse. Over time, this cycle of trying to feel better and getting worse instead can spiral into an addiction and more depressive episodes. We can help, by offering treatment and support opportunities such as:
- Yoga and fitness program
- Family Therapy Program
- Full medical detox
- Residential Treatment Program
- Intensive Outpatient Program
- EMDR Therapy Program
- Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy
We work with adults over 18, and we know that alcohol and depression issues can be conquered and treated. With the right kind of program that’s focused on your needs and individual situation, you have the opportunity to feel better and live a clean and sober life. When depression is under control, the chances of using alcohol to cope are far less likely. If you’re free from alcohol dependence, you won’t be causing a worsening of your depression. That can mean a drastic improvement in the quality of your life, which is so valuable for a future you can feel good about.
Serenity Light Recovery is Here to Help
Addiction does not have to last forever. You can overcome addiction and change your future for the better. At Serenity Light Recovery, we offer a number of programs that can help address addiction and depression. Some of the programs include:
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Program
- Alcohol Addiction Treatment Center
- Heroin Addiction Treatment Center
- Marijuana Addiction Treatment
- Cocaine Addiction Treatment Center
You don’t need to settle for a life of alcohol addiction and depression. You can recover, break free from addiction, and live a happier life when you attend the right drug treatment facility. Reach out to us at (281) 431-6700 today, and we’ll help you find the right path to recovery. Our addiction and mental health treatment options can give you what you need to move forward successfully, and get back to living life again. Your plans may have been put on hold in the past, but they’re out there waiting for you to get back to them. We can help you do that.
As our CEO, Heather’s main calling is to stay true to the vision of the organization, which is saving lives and striving to redefine statistics by raising the standard of care with evolving treatment methods. Heather studied psychology at LSU and both the main and Clear Lake campuses of the University of Houston, and she is a certified IASIS provider and CPI instructor. She’s been helping people in recovery since 2011. Heather’s motto to live by is “I am not what I’ve done; I am what I’ve overcome.”
