Most people who come to treatment have already tried the obvious approach. They have told themselves to stop. They have made promises, thrown out the…
You may have seen them near the register at a gas station or smoke shop: small bottles, tablets, or shots labeled 7-OH, sold beside the…
Heroin use has significantly increased throughout the United States in the past decade. Research indicates that this increase is linked to the prescription opioid epidemic,…
Millions of Americans from all walks of life struggle with opioid use disorder (OUD) every day. The impacts of OUD are far-reaching and have taken…
Prescription drugs are effective at treating a range of physical and mental health conditions. Still, certain types of medications have a high risk of being…
When you are ready to seek help for a substance use disorder (SUD), it is essential to research treatment options to ensure you find a…
Sleep is crucial to every process in the body and significantly impacts physical and mental well-being. Individuals with substance use disorders (SUD) commonly have unhealthy…
The terms “opioids” and “opiates” are often used interchangeably, but they are not precisely the same. Opiates are derived from the poppy plant and include…
Substance abuse can occur on its own and often does for people. More commonly, however, it appears along with other mental health conditions, like anxiety,…
Psychotherapy is a broad term describing a treatment system with multiple components. In fact, psychotherapy is most often associated with “talk” therapy, but this is…