Co-Occurring Disorders - The Synergy of Addiction and Mental Illness When a person has both a mental illness and a substance use disorder, it is called a co-occurring disorder. The...
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Change can often be a nebulous term. Many people may think of change as a singular decision or a pivotal moment that marks a new chapter in someone's life. For...
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Cocaine addiction is an all too common phenomenon in today's society, with many people turning to it as a way to deal with stress and overcome problems at work. While...
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Heroin addiction has been a major issue in society for decades. The problem is so pervasive that it crosses all demographics, races, and economic backgrounds. When left unchallenged, Heroin and...
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Meth is one of the most dangerous and addictive drugs. Approximately 1.6 million people in the U.S. have used it and 964,000 have a meth abuse disorder. Meth impacts individuals’...
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Todd was fed up with all of it. Fed up with feeling chained to his alcohol addiction. Tired of not being able to function at work. Weary of getting warnings...
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As alcohol consumption rates skyrocket and more people become enslaved to the bottle, individuals are desperate for solutions to overcome their addiction. MDMA has become a popular, experimental alternative to...
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Things are starting to improve. Companies are getting back to business and many are heading to the office. With getting back to normal, many people have realized that they need...
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Many are familiar with the 12-steps of recovery program which originated from Alcoholic Anonymous. It is a spiritual-based program that helps individuals and their loved ones recover from the effects...
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Benzodiazepines (also known as Benzos) are drugs that are commonly used for conditions such as anxiety, seizures, insomnia, muscle relaxation, anesthesia, and alcohol withdrawal. The difficulty with Benzos is that...
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