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• PTSD and Suicide Thoughts

  With post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), your symptoms can be overwhelming. You may be thinking about harming yourself, or even thinking about suicide. Sometimes people with PTSD also have depression, panic attacks, severe anxiety, or a substance use problem. This may put you at a higher risk for suicide. You...

• Fear and Anger in PTSD

• PTSD and Your Family

• Mental Health Problems and Stigma

• PTSD and Panic Attacks

• Substance Use: Staying Alcohol- or Drug-Free After Treatment

  Recovery from substance use disorder means finding a way to stay substance-free while changing your attitudes and behaviors. Here are some tips for staying substance-free after treatment. Get support. An important part of recovery is being sure you have support. You may: Continue with counseling or group therapy. These...

• Inpatient and Outpatient Treatment for Substance Use Disorder

  If you have substance use disorder, your doctor may suggest treatment at an inpatient or outpatient facility. At inpatient facilities, you stay overnight. At outpatient facilities, you come only during the day. How long you stay varies among programs. Inpatient and outpatient treatment programs both usually involve the...

• Residential Treatment for Substance Use

  In residential treatment, you live in an alcohol-free and drug-free setting while recovering from substance use disorder. How long you stay varies. You may stay for a number of months or more. Residential treatment may be a good option if you have a long history of alcohol or drug use...

• Home Health Care: What to Expect

  Find out what home health care is and what to expect from it.

• Counseling for PTSD

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