Addiction Blog
Drug consumption affects various parts of your body. Despite the known potential mental, physical, and psychological consequences, many still use substances. Many reports indicate that millions of people in the US aged 12 years and[...]
Substance use disorders affect millions of people in the US. What is more worrying is that very few victims seek professional help for their mental health disorders. Therefore, it is crucial to ensure rehab treatment[...]
Doctors initially used the term codependency to describe an individual in a relationship with a substance use disorder victim. However, the term now incorporates a wide range of dependent behaviors, including physical, social, and emotional.[...]
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted how people with substance use disorders receive treatment due to the various changes imposed to curb its spread. Drug abuse remains an epidemic affecting tens of millions of people in[...]
Overcoming meth addiction can feel like an impossible mountain to climb. When people try to do a meth detox on their own, they’ll often experience the initial withdrawal stages which can cause them to return[...]
Fighting addiction can be intimidating, and for some it may feel impossible. Too often people try to do a heroin detox on their own, and when they experience the initial stages of withdrawal they fear[...]
According to the National Comorbidity Survey Replication, an estimated 4.4% of people will experience Bipolar Disorder at some point in their lives. Approximately 60% of people suffering from BPD have a history of substance abuse.[...]
Heavy and problematic drinking behaviors take many different forms, but in the United States, the most costly and deadly form is binge drinking. Experts say that the prevalence of binge drinking in social situations is considered[...]
Overcoming alcohol addiction can feel like an impossible mountain to climb. When people try to do an alcohol detox on their own, they’ll often experience the initial withdrawal stages which can cause them to return[...]
Completing a substance abuse program is an accomplishment to celebrate. It takes courage to admit to a problem and then work actively to resolve your issues. Some may not realize that rehab really never ends.[...]