Joshua Rivera

Introduction: Lasting Recovery as a Couple Addiction is a disease that affects both individuals and their relationships. For married couples, the cycle of substance misuse can cause broken trust, strained communication, and long-term damage to intimacy. Entering treatment together can seem daunting, but with the right support, couples often find that their marriage not only

Introduction: Healing Beyond the Therapy Room When married couples enter addiction treatment, they often expect counseling, detox, and structured therapy sessions. But many are pleasantly surprised to discover that treatment can also include experiential, recreational, and outdoor activities designed to heal in new and powerful ways. This leads to an important question: Are recreational or

Introduction: From Treatment to Real Life at Home Recovery is not just about achieving sobriety within the safe structure of a treatment facility—it’s about sustaining it in everyday life. For married couples, this means learning how to live together again without substances, building healthier routines, and creating a strong foundation for long-term recovery. At inpatient

Introduction: Facing Recovery Together as a Couple Addiction recovery is one of the most difficult journeys an individual can undertake, and when two people face it together as a married couple, the process becomes even more complex. While the strength of a partnership can be a powerful asset in recovery, couples also face unique challenges

Parenting and Healing in Inpatient Rehab for Married Couples Addiction doesn’t just affect the individual or the marriage—it affects the whole family. Children often carry the unseen weight of parental substance use, experiencing confusion, instability, or emotional neglect. For this reason, inpatient rehab for married couples at Trinity Behavioral Health doesn’t just focus on sobriety

Grief and Loss Within Couples-Based Addiction Recovery Addiction does not exist in isolation—it often intertwines with deeper struggles such as grief, loss, and unresolved trauma. For married couples, these emotional burdens may magnify addiction challenges while straining the relationship. Losing a loved one, experiencing miscarriage, enduring estrangement from family, or even losing a job or