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Trauma and Co-Dependency: Understanding the Connection

/ Mental Health, Relationships, Trauma treatment

Many people who struggle with relationship challenges, emotional regulation, or self-worth don’t realize that their behaviors may be linked to unresolved trauma. One of the most common, but least understood, patterns that can emerge is codependency, a coping style often rooted in childhood experiences or long-term relational pain.The Ranch helps clients unpack the deep connection […]

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What Is Lean Drug?

/ Addiction, Addiction Treatment, Substance Abuse

Lean, also known by street names like “purple drank,” “sizzurp,” or “dirty Sprite,” may sound like a trendy or harmless beverage, but it’s anything but. This dangerous concoction has grown in popularity among teens and young adults, especially through music and social media, despite its high potential for harm and addiction.At The Ranch Tennessee, we’ve

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What Is Binge Eating and How to Stop Drunk Eating

/ Alcoholism, Eating Disorders, Recovery

Drunk eating is something many people brush off as harmless or even humorous. But for some, it can signal a deeper struggle with impulse control, emotional regulation, or self-soothing behaviors. Combined with binge eating patterns, it can lead to cycles of shame, regret, and physical discomfort that disrupt both physical health and emotional well-being.The Ranch

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Gastritis and Alcohol: Understanding the Connection

/ Addiction, Addiction Treatment, Alcoholism

Gastritis is a condition that causes inflammation in the stomach lining—often painful, disruptive, and potentially dangerous if left untreated. While many factors can contribute to its onset, one of the most common and overlooked causes is alcohol consumption. Whether it’s casual drinking or long-term use, alcohol can gradually erode the stomach’s protective barrier, making it

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What Is Meloxicam?

/ Addiction, Addiction Treatment, Addictions

If you’re navigating chronic pain, arthritis, or recovery from substance use, you may have come across meloxicam, a prescription anti-inflammatory medication often recommended to manage pain and inflammation. While it’s primarily prescribed for conditions like osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis, meloxicam may also be used to support comfort and stability during early recovery.At The Ranch Tennessee,

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5 Common Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder in Women

/ Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Mental Health Treatment

Bipolar disorder is a complex mental health condition that affects people of all genders, but it often shows up differently in women. From hormonal influences to emotional expression, women may experience unique patterns and challenges related to the condition. Understanding these differences is crucial for early recognition, accurate diagnosis, and effective care.At The Ranch Tennessee,

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Recognizing Prescription Drug Abuse in Women

/ Drug Abuse, Women, Women's Rehab Center

When prescribed medications, you might assume they are safe to take and won’t cause any unwanted symptoms or side effects. But that’s not necessarily the case. Prescription drug abuse in women is steadily increasing, and women should be aware of the risks and dangers associated with misusing medication. Prescriptions for pain medications like opioids are

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Common Signs of Oxycodone Abuse

/ Drug Information, Opioid Addiction, Prescription Drug Addiction Treatment

Today, more than 10 million people struggle with oxycodone abuse and need assistance treating their symptoms. If you started abusing your oxycodone prescription and want to stop, support is available through an opioid addiction treatment program. This program can help people with an opioid use disorder (OUD) treat their symptoms and teach them how to

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