Since 1966, Livengrin Foundation has been a trusted name in addiction treatment throughout the Greater Philadelphia area. Our mission is rooted in compassion, expertise, and a belief that recovery is always possible. For individuals and
If you’re wondering how to help a loved one with addiction, you’re not alone. Addiction is a disease the affects the whole family. While substance use may center around one person, its ripple effects are
At Livengrin Foundation, we understand that addiction rarely exists in a vacuum. For many individuals, substance use disorders are accompanied by mental health challenges. In fact, nearly half of those struggling with substance abuse also
Livengrin understands that gambling addiction is a serious, life-altering issue for many Pennsylvanians. The first step to getting help is a significant one, and we have compiled a list of resources to make it even
Caring for a person recovering from substance use disorder presents many unique challenges and frustrations. If this person is a loved one, it may be even harder to filter through the negative interactions that substance
July 12th marks the 56th birthday of Livengrin. Therefore, we are taking a moment to reflect on just how far we have come. Take a look at the journey that has taken our addiction treatment
The culture of drug abuse and addiction is different among the LGBTQ+ community. Trends and attitudes differ significantly from the rest of the population. An estimated 20 to 30% of the LGBTQ community abuses substances,
Sometimes, drug addiction can result in certain physical and medical signs in a person. If you are worried about someone close to you struggling, there are behaviors you can look for. The following physical
Livengrin and many other addiction recovery centers offer many kinds of group support meetings, including AA meetings (a.k.a 12 step programs).The idea of attending a 12-step program can be intimidating, especially if it is your
Prevalence of Substance Abuse Disorder is disproportionately high among healthcare professionals. Stress, exhaustion, and a number of other factors cause people to turn to substances to keep up or cope. As a result, according to
