Going through addiction recovery can require people to set boundaries for their own self-care. For those who have family, social, and work obligations, focusing on recovery may fall to the…
Treating depression can take time and patience, and not everyone feels they can take the time to look after their mental health. However, turning to substances for relief from symptoms…
Addiction to drugs or alcohol is a subject that not many would want to talk about in “normal” circumstances. The stigma surrounding the topic is, unfortunately, what discourages many from…
People who have completed drug or alcohol rehab can have difficulty re-integrating back into their “normal” lives. This can be due to necessary changes in environment, social circles, and family…
If heroin addiction is affecting you or someone you care about, it may feel difficult to broach the topic of addiction. Many people misunderstand or don’t know the symptoms of…
Cocaine use can cause symptoms such as anxiety, twitching, insomnia, and paranoia. To offset these effects, some people turn to alcohol in combination with cocaine use. This is due to…
As health and wellness professionals learn more about addiction, communities are able to put a stop to it earlier on, saving lives. This is accomplished through early intervention. Identifying personal…
The time a person spends recovering from an addiction will be one of the most vulnerable in their life. Then, religion and addiction recovery can be connected to providing additional…
Addiction to meth is detrimental to both your physical health and mental health. While feelings of isolation, depression, or paranoia may be what the outside world sees, internal damage is…
Once rehab is finished, and it’s time to get back to your routine, job, and family life, staying sober can come with challenges. To help with ensuring that your sobriety…