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An IOP program at Swift River can help guide you through the help you need.
Outpatient treatment

What Is an IOP Program? Complete Guide

Everyone needs a little mental health help as they navigate the challenges of life and recovery. You shouldn’t have to get help alone. If you or a family member needs structured programming, the staff at Swift River in Cummington, Massachusetts can help as you reach sobriety through Intensive Outpatient Program,

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Choose inpatient or outpatient rehab with Swift River in Massachusetts today and start a better life
Addiction Treatment

Inpatient Or Outpatient Rehab: Which One Should I Do?

If you’re looking at rehab options in Massachusetts, you might be wondering if you need inpatient or oupatient rehab? Choosing between inpatient and outpatient rehab is a significant decision. You may need the 24/7 structure of an inpatient facility. But if life obligations realistically won’t allow for an extended stay,

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Swift River works with anxiety and substance abuse in Massachusetts.
Substance Abuse

Anxiety and Substance Abuse: Breaking the Cycle

Anxiety and substance abuse often occur together, creating a cycle that requires specialized treatment for a dual diagnosis. In Massachusetts, many residents struggle to break the cycle of substance users having a mental health condition like anxiety. Some with anxiety disorders are two to three times more likely to develop

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Co-occurring disorders can present as depression and addiction or other combinations of mental illness diagnoses and a substance use disorder
Dual Diagnosis

Depression and Addiction: The Hidden Connection

In Massachusetts, depression and addiction often show up together in ways that feel confusing, frustrating, and deeply personal. You might see it in yourself or a loved one: drinking more to “take the edge off,” using pills to sleep, or relying on stimulants to get through the day. At first,

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