Alcohol is a drug that is commonly known and used throughout the world. Alcohol was once an illegal drug, like heroin or cocaine. However, since the end of prohibition in 1933, it's completely legal[...]

Commonly known as meth, methamphetamines are highly addictive. People from all walks of life across the United States struggle with meth addiction. Unfortunately, meth is so addictive people can develop dependency after a single[...]

Today, studies show that mental health is a key component to addiction recovery. At least half of people living with addiction also have co-occurring disorders. Some of these may be untreated and undiagnosed. For many,[...]

Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is the leading type of behavioral therapy today. Used to reduce depression, change negative thought patterns, and help rebuild relationships, CBT is increasingly popular in addiction treatment and recovery. Studies show that[...]

Detox can be the most difficult time in early recovery. Unfortunately, addiction stigmas leave many people to try to quit using drugs and alcohol on their own. Is it safe to detox from home? More[...]

Finding the right addiction recovery program isn’t always easy. It can be challenging to understand and weigh treatment options, costs, and the time you really need for recovery. Making the right choice for you[...]

Alcohol and drug addiction affect people in different communities across the country. Unfortunately, there are many stigmas around addiction and recovery that prevent people from seeking help. Many people try to detox from drugs or[...]

Drug and alcohol addiction affects men and women from all walks of life, and everyone’s experience with addiction is different. For many people today, single-gender rehab can provide a safe, nurturing environment for recovery. Rehab[...]

For some people, deciding to start addiction treatment can be overwhelming. Preparing for residential rehab and knowing what to expect can be just as daunting. People from all walks of life begin inpatient treatment programs[...]

Living with addiction can be lonely and isolating. Many people may have trouble connecting with family or friends during addiction recovery. Or, they may be living in strained or suffering relationships. For some people, it[...]