Providence Treatment is excited to announce that our organization has been accepted as an Affiliate Member of the Healthcare Association of Hawaii (HAH). Dr. William J. Heran, Providence Treatment’s CEO, began his work in addiction and mental health in Honolulu, Hawaii, more than 35 years ago and is focused on continuing his work through outpatient…
Medical professionals are just as susceptible to addiction as anyone else. In fact, they may be more so as they tend to have more access to certain addictive substances. Addiction among dentists can cause major issues in their ability to practice their profession, which is why treatment for dental professionals is so critical to their…
For the high-level professional, the stress of the job can be compounded by the symptoms and anxiety of a substance abuse issue. Executive drug rehab programs are specifically designed to address the unique needs faced by C-suite professionals, including CEOs, as they seek treatment for an addiction to drugs or alcohol. Acknowledging the Problem It…
Addiction treatment is not “one size fits all.” Every individual has a different background and a different need. Some people respond to certain approaches better than others. Each person’s mental and physical health is unique, especially in regard to their addiction to drugs or alcohol. There are many reasons why specialized addiction treatment programs are…
As a professional in the healthcare, legal, or aviation field, you probably put in long hours at work. Does that mean you are addicted to work? We often refer to someone who works a lot as a workaholic, but what does that mean exactly? Not Just Working Long Hours Most physicians, lawyers, and pilots put…
When you are addicted to drugs or alcohol, the first step in your addiction treatment plan is probably going to be detoxification. The detox process rids your system of the harmful substances and helps you get a positive start on your road to recovery. Detox can be part of an inpatient treatment program or it…
The coronavirus outbreak has disrupted a lot of normal activities in everyone’s daily life. As a professional in addiction treatment, you may need additional support to manage your recovery. While you are working through your addiction program, you also need to remain safe from the virus itself. The government has provided addiction resources during COVID-19…
Providence Treatment is committed to providing quality behavioral healthcare and addiction recovery support to its clients. We are equally concerned about the COVID-19/ novel coronavirus outbreak in this country, and are remaining updated daily regarding the health and welfare of all our clients and staff. We have been monitoring the daily reports from the…
The effects of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are often associated with military personnel who have seen action in combat. While this segment of the population certainly experiences a high level of PTSD, the condition also impacts those in healthcare quite frequently. Recognizing and treating PTSD in medical professionals is critical for the health of doctors,…
People have their own reasons for turning to drugs and alcohol. Some are predisposed to addiction from an early age, while others suffer injuries or mental health issues that make addiction more likely. Healthcare professionals, just like everyone else, face their own individual challenges. However, there are also job-related factors that help explain why doctors…