Detox can be the right first step, but it’s not the finish line. For many people, detox is simply medical stabilization: getting substances safely out of the body and managing withdrawal symptoms. The real question is what comes next. This post explains when detox is medically necessary, what a safe detox looks like, why relapse risk is high without follow-up care, and how to plan the next step so you don’t end up starting over.

Learn how opioid detox works, what withdrawal looks like, and why medical support is essential for recovery.

Alcohol detox is the first step in recovery, but it can be physically and emotionally intense. This blog explains what to expect during detox, how Runway Recovery supports clients through it, and what families can do to help.

Detox isn’t just about clearing substances from the body, it’s about creating emotional safety from the start. At The Runway Recovery, we approach detox through a trauma-informed lens, recognizing that many clients carry deep emotional wounds alongside physical dependence. This post explores why trauma-informed care matters, how it improves outcomes, and what it looks like inside our detox program.

NAD+ (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) is a vital coenzyme found in every cell of your body. It plays an essential role in energy production, cellular repair, and maintaining healthy brain function. NAD+ helps convert food into energy, supports DNA repair, and assists in regulating metabolic processes.

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) involves breathing pure oxygen in a pressurized environment, allowing the body to absorb significantly more oxygen than it would at normal pressure.