Education And Support
Knowledge to Empower & Guide
Knowledge is a crucial component in the journey of mental and substance abuse recovery. Understanding your struggles, the nature of addiction, and the course of mental health disorders empowers you to approach treatment from a place of strength.
The more informed we are, the easier it becomes to understand the complexities of mental health and substance use issues, seek appropriate treatment, and break the stigma associated with them. Turning Point aims to educate, guide, and empower you in your journey to improved mental health and recovery.
News & Articles
Are Inpatient Behavioral Health Programs Effective?
Substance use is a battle that affects not only those facing it but also their family, friends, neighbors, and coworkers. It can disrupt lives, relationships,
Tips for Coping with Holiday Addiction Triggers
The holiday season is often painted as a time of joy, connection, and celebration. However, for those navigating substance use recovery, it can bring about
The Impact of Substance Abuse on Relationships
Substance use can significantly strain relationships, creating barriers to effective communication and trust. As dependency grows, individuals may become emotionally distant, leading to misunderstandings and
What Are the Stages of Addiction?
Addiction is a complex, multifaceted journey that affects not only those dealing with it but also their families, friends, employers, and neighbors. By understanding the
What is the Difference Between Outpatient and Inpatient Services?
Substance use disorder treatment programs generally fall into two categories: inpatient and outpatient. While equally focused on rehabilitation, each type has unique attributes and benefits
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)?
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, commonly known as CBT, is a therapeutic approach that has been proven highly effective in treating various mental health issues, including substance
Download our free guide: understanding & identifying triggers
A “trigger” is anything that sets off a reaction. In the realm of substance use disorders, triggers are unique to each individual. Some are external—specific people, places, or objects tied to substance use. Others are internal, such as stress or anxiety. Download this free guide today and begin your journey towards recovery.
Supportive Services & Organizations
National Suicide Prevention Hotline
- Call or Text 988
