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Codependence: How You Can Break Free from a Destructive Relationship

January 17, 2021/Addiction, Bridges of Hope, Co-dependency, family dynamics/addiction, Addiction and Family, Addiction Insights, Codependency, Codependent, Relationships, the family of an addict, toxic relationship/by Tiffany Reyes

There are difficulty relationships, and there are toxic codependent relationships. It’s important to recognize codependence and address it. If you […]

Bridges of Hope Opens Two New Treatment Centers in Rizal and Laguna

June 30, 2020/Addiction, Bridges of Hope, Getting Treatment, NEWS/addiction, addiction rehab, addiction rehab philippines, addiction treatment, best addiction treatment center, bridges of hope, rehab center in the philippines, rehab centers in the philippines, rehab philippines, rehabilitation, rehabilitation center, treatment/by Tiffany Reyes

Even with the COVID-19 pandemic, Bridges of Hope continues to persevere as we further our mission to help more people. […]

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10 Signs You’re Drinking Too Much During the Coronavirus Pandemic

May 2, 2020/Addiction, Bridges of Hope, Seek Intervention, Substance Abuse, Substance Use, Substance Use Disorder/Alcohol Addiction, Alcohol Dependence, alcoholics, Alcoholism, coronavirus outbreak, coronavirus pandemic, self-quarantine/by Tiffany Reyes/1 Comment

So you may be one of the very lucky few who were able to stock up on a different kind […]

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Preventing Relapse in the Midst of Quarantine and Isolation

April 27, 2020/Addiction, Bridges of Hope, Mental Health, Recovery, Rehabilitation and Recovery, Relapse/Addiction Recovery, coronavirus coronavirus outbreak, coronavirus outbreak, coronavirus pandemic, covid-19, covid-19 outbreak, COVID-19 Pandemic, Recovering Addict, recovering from addiction, Recovery Insights, rehab center in the philippines, rehab philippines, relapse, Relapse Prevention, relapse trigger, relapse triggers/by Tiffany Reyes

The effects of COVID-19 in society and in individuals are significant. Quarantine measures found countries drastically adjusting, with businesses on […]

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How Bridges of Hope Centers are Tackling the COVID-19 Pandemic

March 22, 2020/Bridges of Hope, Hope for Recovery, NEWS/bridges of hope angeles, bridges of hope bf, bridges of hope cebu, bridges of hope lipa, bridges of hope los banos, bridges of hope qc, bridges of hope rizal, coronavirus coronavirus outbreak, coronavirus outbreak, coronavirus pandemic, covid-19, covid-19 outbreak, COVID-19 Pandemic, social distancing, social distancing measures/by Tiffany Reyes

This COVID-19 pandemic is an unprecedented situation. It’s important to be aware and prepared. At Bridges of Hope, we are […]

Choosing the Best Drug Rehab for You or a Loved One

February 13, 2020/Addiction, Bridges of Hope, family dynamics, Rehabilitation and Recovery, Seek Intervention, Substance Abuse, Substance Use, Substance Use Disorder/addiction rehab philippines, best addiction rehab, best addiction treatment center, best drug rehab, best rehab philippines, drug rehab center, drug rehab philippines, rehab batangas, rehab cebu, rehab center in the philippines, rehab centers in the philippines, rehab manila, rehab near me, rehab pampanga, rehab paranaque, rehab philippines, rehab quezon city, rehabilitation, rehabilitation center/by Tiffany Reyes/1 Comment

So you or someone you know is battling substance addiction? How do you choose the best drug rehab? Read on […]

The 10 R’s of Addiction Recovery

February 10, 2020/Addiction, Bridges of Hope, Hope for Recovery, Recovery, Rehabilitation and Recovery/by Tiffany Reyes

Recovery is not an over-night success. There’s no one-time cure for life-long recovery. It’s actually a long process wherein pitfalls […]

Behavioral Disorders and Addiction: Why Treatment is Important for Both

October 21, 2019/Addiction, Behavioral Addiction, Bridges of Hope, Getting Treatment, Mental Health, Substance Abuse, Substance Use, Substance Use Disorder/ADHD, anxiety, anxiety disorder, behavioral disorder, drug abuse, drug addiction, drug addicts, drug rehab center, drug rehab center philippines, drug rehab philippines, eating disorder, eating disorders, rehab center in the philippines, rehab centers in the philippines, rehab philippines, rehabilitation, rehabilitation center, treatment/by Tiffany Reyes

There are many kinds of behavioral disorders. In fact, you may not even realize that someone you know may have […]

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Addiction Versus Dependence: What’s the Difference?

August 28, 2019/Addiction, Alcoholism, Bridges of Hope, family dynamics, Substance Abuse, Substance Use, Substance Use Disorder/addiction, Alcohol Dependence, bridges of hope, dependence, drug abuse, drug addiction, drug addicts, drug rehab center, drug rehab center philippines, drug rehab philippines, Recovery Insights, rehab center in the philippines, rehab centers in the philippines, rehab philippines, rehabilitation, rehabilitation center, substance dependence, Substance Use/by Tiffany Reyes/1 Comment

People may interchange substance addiction and substance dependence. After all, it’s easy to confuse the two terms. Depending on which […]

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Addicted and Anxious? How to Deal with Addiction and Anxiety as Co-Occurring Disorders

August 16, 2019/Addiction, Bridges of Hope, Coping with Addiction, Getting Treatment, Mental Health, Rehabilitation and Recovery/addiction, Addiction Insights, anxiety, anxiety disorder, bridges of hope, co-occuring disorder, co-occurring disorder, co-occurring disorders, Dangers of Drugs, destructive effects of addiction, drug addiction, drug addicts, drug rehab center, drug rehab center philippines, drug rehab philippines, Mental Health, mental health disorder, Mental Health Problems, recovering from addiction, rehab center in the philippines, rehab centers in the philippines, rehab philippines, rehabilitation, treatment/by Tiffany Reyes/2 Comments

It’s natural and normal for people to worry. In moments of uncertainty, people often feel anxious. Usually, it’s before speaking […]