Women and Addiction Watching someone you love suffer from a substance abuse disorder is undeniably one of the most painful experiences you will ever undergo. You vacillate between a range of uncomfortable emotions - ...
Getting Sober in the New Year The New Year is finally here, and you know what that means - time to write out some New Year’s resolutions and begin striving towards self-betterment. After the ...
Maintaining Recovery Over the Holidays The holiday season can be an exceptionally trying time as it is - for those of us in addiction recovery, this time of the year can prove to be ...
When you enter into addiction recovery (this is especially common in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous or any other 12 step program), you will undoubtedly hear people say, “Don’t make any major changes within ...
While getting sick is an expected and common part of life, feeling under-the-weather can be a major relapse trigger for those who are new to sobriety. Most individuals who were actively abusing drugs and/or ...
Watching a loved one suffer at the hands of an addictive disorder is one of the most emotionally and mentally depleting experiences an individual can possibly undergo. If you have a spouse who has ...
We all want the very best for ourselves - unfortunately, in this day and age feeling unsatisfied with what we have has become second nature. We have endless people to compare ourselves to on ...
Addiction and mental health concerns go hand-in-hand. Both directly affect the brain, and both can lead to a variety of similarly disruptive and difficult-to-manage symptoms. They are also closely linked by cause and effect. ...
Bipolar disorder is a serious mental health condition characterized by significant and inexplicable mood swings as well as erratic behaviors and changes in energy levels. Those who suffer from untreated bipolar disorder will experience ...
Heroin is a powerful opioid drug derived from morphine. It typically comes in the form of a white or brown powder, though it can also come in the form of a thick tar (black ...
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