You have a loved one who is engaging in substance abuse. You’re frustrated that they don’t stop using. Yet, you are also overwhelmed at the…
Prescription opioids and heroin are both highly addictive substances. Currently, opioid abuse is considered an epidemic, as the National Institute on Drug Abuse shared that…
Benzodiazepines, also known as Benzos, are prescription sedatives. Drugs such as Xanax, Valium, Ativan, and Klonopin are the most popular examples of Benzos. Physicians will…
Drug addiction will present you with many challenges. You will constantly struggle with getting and using drugs. You will be faced with fractured relationships as…
It is not uncommon for people with substance use disorders to also have challenges associated with mental health disorders such as depression or anxiety. Often…
Completing a residential treatment program is one of the most significant steps you will take in your recovery. The next step is maintaining your sobriety.…
One of the greatest steps in the recovery process is when a person completes their residential treatment program. For many, it may seem like the…
It is not uncommon for people to abuse drugs and alcohol while dealing with a mental health challenge. People often cope with depression, bipolarity, and…
A residential treatment program is the best way to detox and experience recovery. Once you are sober, the real work begins. Choosing to remain sober…
Opioid abuse is a growing problem in the United States. Opiates are used by both adolescents and adults looking for euphoria. Opioids can be used…
