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Ashley Addiction Treatment is one of the leading addiction treatment centers in the U.S. As a nonprofit leader, our mission to transform and save lives through the science of medicine, the art of therapy, and the compassion of spirituality, is at the forefront of everything we do. We know that a substance use disorder is not a choice but a disease, and we use every tool available to achieve complete healing for our patients and drive innovation in the addiction treatment field. Our evidence-based, holistic treatment encompasses the mind, body and spirit to achieve lifelong recovery and is complemented by our principle to treat everyone with dignity and respect while providing empathetic and compassionate care. Our tranquil campus in Havre de Grace, MD, nestled on the Chesapeake Bay, provides the perfect retreat for an inpatient treatment experience in a comforting environment of healing. For those who need additional support to transition from inpatient to outpatient care, we offer extended care in Bel Air and Churchville, MD. To provide a less intensive treatment setting, we offer outpatient services in Elkton and Bel Air, MD. Our expert staff implements personalized treatment plans addressing each patient’s unique needs.

Industry

Mental Health Care

Company size

201-500 employees

Headquarters

Havre de Grace, Maryland

Type

Nonprofit

Founded

1983

Specialties

Primary Program, Pain Recovery Program, Relapse Program, Children & Youth Program, Outpatient Program, Men's Extended Care, Women's Extended Care, Emerging Adult Program, Family Services, Free After-School & Summer Program, and Research Program

Locations

Employees at Ashley Addiction Treatment

Updates

🌿 Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders: The Key to Effective Support 🌿 🔍 Why it matters: Identifying the signs of co-occurring disorders—like mood swings, self-medicating, isolation, and cognitive struggles—helps create a path to effective treatment. Understanding these symptoms allows us to offer the right support and guide individuals toward healing.
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"He's wanted to be well for years. He has tried to stop drinking for years. He has tried to cut back for years. Why is it different now? Because he is persuaded to seek help outside of self. Ladies and gentlemen, I am, I am as convinced of this as I am convinced that I'm standing here. When an alcoholic admits that he's helpless, I cannot do this myself. I have reached the end of my line. I am helpless. When he reaches that point, he ceases to be hopeless."
🦃 Don't forget about our potluck this Saturday in Abraham Hall! We're so excited to see everyone! Bring a dish if you wish and sign up here: https://bit.ly/4f2c6mJ 🦃
When mental health and substance use disorders occur together, they can fuel each other, making treatment more complex. A holistic, integrated approach—combining therapy, medication, peer support, and coping skills—can help individuals heal and build a stronger foundation for wellness. Learn more about co-occurring disorders here: https://bit.ly/3Cnnon4
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In recovery (and in life), we often put so much pressure on ourselves to fix everything overnight. But here's the truth: ✨ It's okay if things aren't perfect right away. ✨ It's okay if setbacks happen. ✨ It's okay if the journey looks different than you imagined. Progress is progress, no matter how slow it may feel. ❤️
Co-occurring disorders, also known as dual diagnosis, occur when an individual struggles with both a mental health condition and substance use disorder. This complex relationship can make treatment challenging, but it’s crucial to address both issues simultaneously for effective recovery.
In times of uncertainty, it’s natural to seek control—whether that means keeping up with the news or urging loved ones to vote a certain way. But remember, constant exposure to upsetting news and unproductive conversations can be draining and increase stress. Take a step back and prioritize your well-being!
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🌟Alumni Spotlight🌟 After years battling an undiagnosed chronic illness and enduring 32 surgeries, Michelle found herself physically and emotionally defeated. In 2020, she turned to Ashley for help, right in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Through a grueling detox process, supportive therapy, and holistic treatments, she rediscovered her strength and learned to love herself. Today, Michelle can sit, drive, exercise, and even dance, all while celebrating 13 years of sobriety! 🎉 She now supports others in her community, showing that healing is possible when we embrace self-love and resilience.
🎃👻 Happy Halloween from the Ashley Treatment team! 👻🎃
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Join us for a delightful potluck celebration! We’ll be serving up delicious turkey, creamy mashed potatoes, and savory stuffing. Bring your family and come celebrate with our alumni community! We’ll also have a speaker sharing insights on gratitude, during this a meaningful gathering. If you’d like to attend and bring a dish please do so here: https://bit.ly/4f2c6mJ

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