Lakeside-Milam Recovery Centers, Inc.

When someone you love becomes addicted to drugs or alcohol, your entire relationship changes. Today, we've written a blog post about how to set boundaries with an addicted friend or family member.

Sometimes, breaking the cycle of addiction brings up feelings of shame and guilt. That's why it's so crucial for those in recovery to cultivate self-compassion.

If your doctor recommends Klonopin (or any other benzodiazepine drug) for panic attacks or seizure prevention, be aware of the risks before having that prescription filled. “Benzos” are as addictive as opioids, and can be even more dangerous.

On our blog, we frequently discuss the fact that substance use causes lasting neurological changes. Would you be surprised to learn that trauma can rewire the brain in a similar way?
If you find yourself continually seeking stressful situations, you may be stuck in a loop of creating and repeati...

Are you looking for a rewarding career in treatment and rehabilitation? Lakeside-Milam is hiring!

If you are interested in any of these positions, please send resume to Monica at nelsonm@lakesidemilam.com

It’s important to remember that getting sober is a process with ups and downs. If you expect everything to go perfectly, you may not be prepared for the challenges that await you during and after treatment.

Today, we’d like to help you set realistic expectations for addiction recovery.

Please join us in celebrating our next Employee of the Month, Associate Counselor James Runyon!

James came to work for Lakeside-Milam in August of 2020. While maintaining a professional rapport, James forms good connections with both patients and his coworkers. He helps out where needed, consist...

Finding drugs in your home can be a frightening experience. We'll walk you through the process of identifying these substances, gathering information, and getting help in today's blog post.

According to a national survey from 2019, over 85% of American adults have consumed alcohol at some point in their lives. More than half drink regularly.

Because beer, wine, and liquor are socially acceptable, it can be difficult to tell whether someone is developing an alcohol use disorder. Is...