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Helping Clients Establish Careers for Long-Term Recovery

Long-term recovery from substance use disorder is deeply intertwined with sustained employment. Substance use disorder is a disease that slowly erodes a person’s ability to go to work every day, hold a job, and become financially independent. Substance abuse ultimately creates a domino effect of negative consequences that can consume a person’s life, and recovery...

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Fighting the Opioid Crisis and a Pandemic: State Rep. Mike Sturla Weighs In

The state of Pennsylvania, along with the entire country, is actively and very visibly fighting the COVID-19 pandemic on a variety of fronts—medically, politically, and economically. While the effects of the coronavirus have consumed the news cycle and are consistently top-of-mind for Pennsylvanians, the state is still in the thick of a deadly battle against...

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What is a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) for Substance Use Disorder

    What is a Partial Hospitalization Program? Partial Hospitalization Program, or PHP, is a short-term, comprehensive program of intensive outpatient therapy. At The GateHouse, Individuals attend group sessions four days a week for five hours per day. Patients also meet with their Primary Counselor twice a week as part of their individualized therapy. Is...

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What’s the Difference Between Residential Treatment and Transitional Living at The GateHouse?

One of the most frequently asked questions we get here at The GateHouse concerns the distinction between our Residential Treatment programs and our Transitional Living Housing services. What’s the difference between them? What does “halfway house” mean? What happens at each of these types of services? While the confusion is understandable, the main difference between...

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