by Matt Iavicoli | Jul 9, 2026 | Feature Posts
Deciding to get help for addiction takes real courage. Then comes the next question, and it stops a lot of people in their tracks: what kind of help? Many people assume treatment means packing a bag and leaving home for a month. Sometimes it does. But for many people...
by Matt Iavicoli | Jul 6, 2026 | Feature Posts
For many people, the biggest barrier to getting help is not willingness. It is the fear of cost. The good news is that addiction treatment is covered by insurance far more often than people expect, including by Medicaid plans in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Here is...
by Matt Iavicoli | Jun 5, 2026 | Feature Posts
Are you considering outpatient treatment for addiction? It’s very normal to wonder what it will look like practically each day. Will it feel overwhelming? Will there be time for the rest of life? Can it really work? The answer to that last question is yes, and...
by Matt Iavicoli | Jun 2, 2026 | Feature Posts
Watching someone you love struggle with addiction is one of the hardest things a family member or friend can go through. You can see what’s happening. You want to help. But every time you think about bringing it up, you talk yourself out of it. What if they get...
by Matt Iavicoli | May 8, 2026 | Feature Posts
When a loved one is struggling with addiction or a serious mental health challenge, families often find themselves stuck at a crossroads. Weekly counseling feels too light. A 30- or 90-day residential program feels too disruptive, financially, professionally, and...
by Matt Iavicoli | May 5, 2026 | Feature Posts
When you start looking for help, whether for anxiety, depression, addiction, grief, or trauma, you’ll quickly run into a question most people don’t expect. Should you see a Christian counselor or a secular therapist? Both can help, and both are practiced...
