What You Will Learn in Family Therapy
Substance use disorders don’t only disrupt the life of the individual who is addicted. They affect everyone in that person’s family as well. The behaviors of the person who has…
Substance use disorders don’t only disrupt the life of the individual who is addicted. They affect everyone in that person’s family as well. The behaviors of the person who has…
Alcohol withdrawal refers to a specific set of symptoms that people who have been alcohol dependent may experience when they stop drinking. The symptoms remain mild and are over quickly…
Detoxing can be an uncomfortable and emotionally challenging experience. The fear of withdrawal symptoms prevents many people with a substance use disorder from seeking recovery. In some cases, patients suffer…
Since the FDA approved it for treating muscle spasms and anxiety in 1963, patients and doctors have underestimated the addictive power of Valium. It quickly became one of the most…
The thought of addiction recovery usually conjures images of therapy sessions and support meetings. Few people associate fresh, colorful, delicious foods with detox therapies. However, nutrition plays a vital role…
In order to begin the journey toward recovery from meth addiction, an integral first step will be meth addiction detox. Methamphetamine, or meth, is a dangerous, potentially fatal, and…
Cocaine is an incredibly addictive stimulant drug. It has been used consistently in tribal groups for thousands of years. However, in the late 80s, it became increasingly popular for celebrities…
Xanax is a type of benzodiazepine drug that was originally created in 1976. This drug is normally prescribed as an anticonvulsant, anti-anxiety, or sedative. Many people take Xanax for legitimate…
Fentanyl is a potent synthetic opioid painkiller medication. This prescribed drug is 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine. It has also become one of America’s most abused prescription…
Substance use disorders don’t discriminate. They affect people from all backgrounds, religions, and economic standing. While anyone can become addicted, different people do need different kinds of assistance to overcome…