Joshua Rivera

Understanding Tax Deductions for Medical Expenses When couples decide to enter rehab together, like at Trinity Behavioral Health, the financial investment can be significant. Many wonder if rehab expenses qualify for tax deductions to help offset the cost. The IRS allows certain medical expenses to be deducted on your federal tax return, which can include […]

What Is FMLA and How Does It Apply to Rehab Treatment? The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law that provides eligible employees with up to 12 weeks of unpaid, job-protected leave per year for certain family and medical reasons. One common question among couples entering rehab together is whether they can

Introduction to Couples Rehab Intake Assessments When couples decide to enter rehab together, the intake assessment is the critical first step that sets the stage for their treatment journey. At Trinity Behavioral Health, the intake process is comprehensive and designed to understand not only each individual’s needs but also the dynamics of the relationship. This

Introduction: Shared Spaces in Recovery Couples seeking recovery together often wonder if they can stay in the same room during rehab. This question is both practical and emotional—sharing a room can provide comfort and support, but it also brings potential distractions and complications. Trinity Behavioral Health recognizes the importance of both individual healing and the

Introduction: Setting Boundaries for Healing When couples enter rehab together, one of the most commonly asked questions is how much contact they will be allowed to have during treatment. While the idea of separating may sound daunting, establishing clear boundaries around communication and interaction is often essential to ensure both individuals focus on their personal

Introduction: The Role of Therapy in Couples Rehab Couples rehab is a specialized form of addiction treatment that addresses both the individual and shared struggles within a romantic partnership. One of the foundational elements of this approach is therapy—both individual and joint sessions. Joint therapy sessions, in particular, are integral to healing the relationship dynamics

Introduction: Why Visitation Rules Matter in Couples Rehab Couples rehab programs offer a unique opportunity for partners to recover from addiction together while rebuilding trust, improving communication, and establishing healthier relationship dynamics. However, these programs require structure to maintain a therapeutic environment conducive to healing. One of the key aspects of that structure is the

Introduction: Exploring the Role of Physical Affection in Couples Rehab When couples enter rehab together, questions often arise about the boundaries of their relationship during treatment. One of the most common inquiries is, “Is physical affection allowed in couples rehab?” For many couples, physical touch is an important part of emotional connection and reassurance. However,

Introduction: Balancing Recovery and Relationships Couples who enter rehab together often worry about how their relationship will be affected by the structured environment of a treatment program. One of the most commonly asked questions is: Are couples allowed to see each other daily in couples rehab? At Trinity Behavioral Health, this concern is taken seriously.

Introduction: The Growing Need for Couples Rehab Addiction doesn’t affect just one person—it impacts relationships, families, and entire support systems. For romantic partners struggling with substance abuse, attending rehab together can offer the opportunity to heal both individually and as a couple. One of the most common concerns is whether both partners can be accommodated