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Signs of PTSD and Addiction
How to Stop Drinking for Good – For millions of Americans, alcohol abuse is one of the hardest habits to quit. Alcohol is not only legal and readily available, it is widely accepted as part of our culture
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How Nutritional Choices Can Support Recovery from Addiction
Your drug addiction likely wreaked havoc, in some form or another, with your ability to eat a healthy diet. An all-consuming relationship with the drug of choice eclipses an individual’s will to nourish themselves.
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What is Alcoholic Liver Disease?
In America, one of the greatest diseases we have is filled with stigma to the point that those suffering often take drastic steps to try to hide any indication they’re suffering not just from others in their lives, but also from themselves.
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Signs of PTSD and Addiction
Signs of PTSD and Addiction – PTSD and addiction are both mental health disorders that commonly coexist. PTSD is an extremely distressing condition that often leads affected individuals to use substances in an effort to escape the pain and suffering they encounter on a daily basis.
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The Need for a Medical Alcohol Detox
A medical alcohol detox is a process in which a patient who is withdrawing from heavy alcohol use is placed under clinical supervision to ensure that complications are managed appropriately.
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What is DMT?
What is DMT? – DMT (N, N-Dimethyltryptamine) is a hallucinogenic drug that is known for its ability to invoke intense, often spiritual experiences in users.
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List of Stimulants and Their Effects
Stimulants are among the most regularly abused drugs in the U.S. Stimulants are a class of drugs that include illicit substances such as methamphetamine and cocaine and prescription medications such as those that treat ADHD.
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Club Drugs
As the name would imply, club drugs (also referred to as party drugs) are substances used by young people at raves, clubs, parties, concerts, festivals, etc. Some of the most common club drugs include MDMA (Ecstasy, Molly)
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Depression and Addiction
Depression and Addiction – According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, around one in ten Americans suffer from depression.
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Signs of a Heroin Overdose
Signs of a Heroin Overdose – A heroin overdose is a life-threatening condition that can result in sudden respiratory arrest and death and medical assistance is required immediately.
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What Does Heroin Look Like?
Is Ritalin Addictive? Ritalin (methylphenidate) is a stimulant drug indicated to treat attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and narcolepsy.
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Sobriety Inspiration: 5 Celebrities Who Are Still Winning the Fight Against Addiction
Sobriety is a lot of hard work but it is a challenge that you are definitely up for. These five celebrities took the same challenge that you are taking right now…
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What are the Stages of Alcoholism?
Alcoholism is a disease of the brain often characterized by compulsive alcohol use despite the negative consequences it can cause.
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Is Heroin Really Addictive On The First Use?
Heroin is one of the scariest and most potent drugs in the world and its impact is growing. According to statistics, over nine million people around the world regularly use heroin
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Florida: The State of Addiction Treatment, Part III
The sunny peninsula of Florida is a haven for addiction treatment centers and sober living homes. But not all treatment programs are created equal..
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Drug Rehab: Where to Go in Florida
If you, a family member, or friend is suffering from addiction, it’s important to take action right away and seek out professional service.
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Signs of Meth Use: My Friend Using?
Methamphetamine, more commonly known as meth, is a powerfully addictive stimulant that users take in powder, pill, or crystal “rock” form. This drug is typically eaten, snorted, or injected.
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What Is a Mental Health Center?
A mental health center is a facility that typically offers inpatient and outpatient services designed for people suffering from mental health conditions.
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Is Non-12-Step Rehab an Option for Addiction Treatment?
A mental health center is a facility that typically offers inpatient and outpatient services designed for people suffering from mental health conditions.
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In What States Can You Force Someone Into Rehab?
Many families concerned about a loved one suffering from addiction have wondered what states can you force someone into rehab.
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The Early Stages of Addiction: Initiation and Experimentation
Addiction is a chronic and progressive disease of the brain, and it’s largely misunderstood. To better understand how addiction develops, it’s important to understand the stages of addiction, which can begin in childhood…
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