Recovery from addiction requires the unification of the whole person. Physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health all intertwine, which is both the reason that addiction
It’s common, when discussing substance abuse, that the focus is on the abuser. At Tranquil Shores we know it is a family disease. The actions
At Tranquil Shores we consider our clinical component to be the most important piece of our program. We have a Masters- level, licensed clinicians equipped
Your Integrated Resources for a Lasting Recovery Successful and lasting recovery depends on a personalized and holistic toolkit of support. Reclaiming your life requires more
Addiction to any substance changes how a person interacts with food. The new relationship with nutrition has far-reaching effects on the body that can disrupt
Tranquil Shores is unique when it comes to follow-up with former clients. The alumni group at Tranquil Shores are offered many opportunities to assist them
Watching a loved one suffer from addiction is a painful experience. You might feel helpless, frustrated, devastated, and lost — especially if your loved one does not
Meet Sarah Y., a sophomore at a University in Boston. Sarah is a former client with Tranquil Shores who found sobriety early in life. Sarah’s
Clients at Tranquil Shores have been known to have a love/hate relationship with the art of recovery process. As facilitator Julie Friedman tells it, especially
You can prevent suicide before it happens. Doing so begins with identifying its risk factors. An individual with an alcohol and drug use disorder is
