Hammocks on the Edisto

Every year, Hammocks on the Edisto's staff and clients get together and enjoy a Friendsgiving dinner. We also had several alumni participate in a panel discussion and reflect on their ongoing recovery journeys, reminding us why we do what we do here at Hammocks. We look forward to these events as they serve as a time when we enjoy delicious food and wonderful memories with those close to us. ?? Call us today at 833-793-0191 or visit our website at hammocksrecovery.com #sober #addiction #soberissexy #recovery #recoverysupport #mentalhealthmatters #recoveryjourney #friendsgiving #friendsgivingdinner #thanksgiving #holiday #thankful #fall #november #turkey #gratitude #mindfulness

For many women, beginning recovery meant ending a toxic relationship that was present in their lives for a long time. For many women, the thought of ending these relationships is frightening and overwhelming. Taking that first step to break free from a toxic relationship may seem daunting, and the fear of the unknown can be overwhelming. However, for many women, the true weight of these relationships often lies in the illusion of safety they provide—the comfort of familiarity, even if it's painful or unhealthy. Recovery isn’t just about healing the body and mind; it’s about reclaiming your life and your peace. It's about surrounding yourself with people who support your growth, not those who hinder it. While letting go can feel like a loss, in reality, it’s a powerful act of self-preservation and love. You have the strength to rebuild your world, one step at a time. Call us today at 833-793-0191 or visit our website at hammocksrecovery.com #sober #addiction #soberissexy #recovery #recoverysupport #mentalhealthmatters #recoveryjourney

Losing someone you love is never easy. Navigating feelings of grief and loss can be extremely difficult, with many people experiencing a decline in their physical and mental health when they lose someone in their life. Unfortunately, some people who try to combat grief may turn to drugs for relief. Likewise, people who were already struggling with drug addiction prior to grief may experience worsening substance abuse after losing a loved one.

According to the CDC, more than 1 in 5 adults in the United States live with a mental illness. While mental illness is common, that doesn’t mean every individual’s condition and recovery needs are the same. Some patients may struggle with trauma from their past and may benefit from the addition of family therapy to their treatment plan. Meanwhile, other patients may struggle with chronic depression unrelated to their family dynamic. In this article, you’ll learn more about if family therapy is needed in mental health treatment so you’ll know more about what treatment options may be right for you.

Thank you Jessica for your kind words! Our team is committed to creating a safe and comforting environment at Hammocks on the Edisto. Call us today at 833-793-0191 or visit our website at hammocksrecovery.com #sober #addiction #soberissexy #recovery #recoverysupport #mentalhealthmatters #recoveryjourney #testimonials #clientreview

Stress is a normal part of life. However, constantly wrestling with chronic stress in your life is not normal. Unfortunately, many people struggle with chronic stress which can lead to physical and mental health struggles that can make people turn to unhealthy coping strategies, like abusing drugs or alcohol, to cope with their stress. In this article, you’ll learn more about the relationship between chronic stress and substance abuse so you can understand why people may turn to drugs and alcohol to relieve stress.

At Hammocks on the Edisto, we work to give women the care and support they deserve. We recognize that many women turn to substances to overcome traumatic experiences. As a result, we strive to offer a safe and supportive environment where they can work through these challenges. Call us today at (833) 549-0383 or visit us online at hammocksrecovery.com if you or a loved one is struggling. #sober #addiction #soberissexy #recovery #recoverysupport #hopeinrecovery #supportishere #youarenotalone #mentalhealthmatters #recoveryispossible #empathy #experience #addictionawareness #mentalhealth #soberlife #sobercommunity #wedorecover

Millions of people struggle with alcoholism and depression each year. While depression does not cause alcoholism (and vice versa), it is important to recognize the connection between alcoholism and depression because many people suffer from both conditions. In this article, you’ll learn more about the connection between alcoholism and depression and what treatment you should seek if you are struggling with both conditions at the same time.

Our facility offers our women a comfortable experience that is designed to support their recovery. We incorporate yoga, meditation, a smoothie bar, and more into our offerings that ensure we are meeting the needs of our residents. Call us today at (833) 549-0383 or view other frequently asked questions at hammocksrecovery.com/faqs/ #sober #addiction #soberissexy #recovery #recoverysupport #mentalhealthmatters #recoveryjourney #faq

It can be difficult watching your loved one suffer from addiction. According to Pew Research, nearly half of Americans know a family member or close friend who’s struggled with addiction. Addiction can be especially hard for couples as addiction can break down the relationship’s sense of trust, honesty, and communication. However, couples therapy offers an effective way to rebuild your relationship with your partner. Keep reading to learn more about couples therapy in drug rehab so you can lead a healthier relationship with your partner.