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Student of the Month!

 Ava Hillbrand is Cainegel's Student of the Month! Check out her "conversation" with me on Brain Garden!

https://www.kdnk.org/podcast/brain-garden-an-azyep-podcast/2022-07-27/brain-garden-with-ava

Ava is very active in Climbing, swim team, her studies, family, friends, and will be headed off to college in Bellingham Washington! She will be an amazing part of our society and our community! She was awarded a scholarship from Cainegel because she plans to pay it forward by helping people in the medical and mental health field! Thank you Ava for taking some time with us at Cainegel Connection and stay in touch!

Opioid Treatment Resource Spotlight

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What Treatment Resources Are Available?

If you have been impacted by an opioid use disorder, it is important to know that you are not alone, and that help is available. Your primary care doctor can provide information about local resources that can assist you, and your community health department can offer guidance as well.

People in the New England area may wish to ask their health care professional about attending a residential program at the Green Mountain Treatment Center or the New Freedom Academy. These facilities offer a holistic approach to recovery from opioid use disorders, and they are considered in-network for most major health insurance plans.

Green Mountain Treatment Center

Located in Effingham, New Hampshire, the Green Mountain Treatment Center is a secluded retreat that provides medical detox facilities and 24-hour medical monitoring as needed. Clinicians at the center are all trained in addiction medicine. During treatment at Green Mountain, patients follow a 12-step curriculum that is integrated with individual and group psychotherapy sessions.

Green Mountain patients can receive cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and trauma therapy, and each therapy session is tailored to their specific needs. They are also provided with holistic therapy options, including exercise, yoga, and meditation. Gender-separate programs and accommodations are offered, and meals are prepared by a chef.

New Freedom Academy

New Freedom Academy is a 20-bed treatment center that is located on 17 acres of woodland in Canterbury, New Hampshire. This facility specializes in medication-assisted treatment of opioid use disorders, and clinicians are available at all times of the day and night. During their stay at New Freedom Academy, patients have one-on-one therapy sessions, and they can receive treatment for any co-occurring mental conditions that may be present.

New Freedom Academy residents also participate in process groups and motivational interviewing. To help heal the mind and body, residents are encouraged to take part in yoga, meditation, and exercise at the center. These activities help reduce stress and increase endorphins.

Patients at New Freedom are also given access to family recovery workshops to help them strengthen their relationships with their loved ones. These workshops take place each week at an off-site location. As with the Green Mountain Treatment Center, residents at New Freedom Academy are provided with gender-separate living accommodations, and nutritious meals are prepared by a chef.

With help and support, patients and families can recover from opioid use disorders and live in a healthy, positive way.

Alcohol Resource Spotlight

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Is Alcohol a Drug?

People often normalize alcohol abuse because alcohol is legal for adults and widely available. However, it’s important to realize that booze is not just a harmless beverage. Drugs are anything that changes how your body and mind function, so alcohol definitely counts as a drug. It might not be a suspicious powder you buy on the street and inject into your veins, but alcohol can be every bit as harmful as other drugs. As a central nervous system depressant, alcohol has many effects, including:

• Slowed breathing
• Slurred speech
• Drowsiness
• Poor judgment
• Mood swings
• Impaired coordination
• Loss of consciousness

There is a real danger in assuming alcohol is safe to drink just because it’s socially acceptable. However, as a drug, alcohol always carries a risk of addiction. Not everyone who drinks will end up being addicted, but it might be more common than you think.

Finding the Right Treatment

Your search for the best addiction rehab center in New Hampshire has brought you to the right place. You can find the comprehensive addiction treatment that you need and deserve at Green Mountain Retreat in Effingham, NH. Our drug and alcohol rehab center offers an extensive selection of therapies and programs geared toward helping individuals from all walks of life. Regardless of what your past with addiction looks like, we have a program that can help you get back on your feet.

Just a few of the therapies and services we offer include:

• Detox Programs
• Residential Treatment
• Intensive Outpatient Program

• Outpatient Program
• Holistic Therapy

• Individual and Group Counseling
• Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Student of the Month!

 Crosby McMahon is the "Student of the Month" for Cainegel Connection. Here is a link to our "Conversation" on the Brain Garden. Crosby was the very first scholarship recipient for Cainegel Connection in 2021. He is continuing on with his studies and participating in a research project this summer. We gave Crosby another scholarship in 2022 because of his continued connection, hard work with his studies, and dedication to paying it forward!

https://www.kdnk.org/podcast/brain-garden-an-azyep-podcast/2022-06-27/brain-garden-with-crosby

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