Resources
Read our latest insights into addiction and recovery.
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What Is A Dual Diagnosis Treatment?
Oftentimes, drug or alcohol addiction is accompanied by mental health conditions, and in many cases, one may be a result of the other.
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Alcohol Addiction And Mental Health
It is common for substance use disorders and mental health disorders to go hand-in-hand, and alcohol addiction is no exception.
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What is the Difference Between Residential and Outpatient Rehab?
Identifying a patient’s needs is crucial for effective addiction treatment and long-term recovery.
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Does My Loved One Need Addiction Treatment?
It can be difficult knowing if your loved one is struggling with addiction as symptoms and behaviors vary from person to person.
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Vicodin and Its Potential Link to Increased Risk of Mental Health Disorders
Although Vicodin can effectively ease physical discomfort, there is a growing concern that its use might contribute to an increased risk of certain mental health disorders.
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Meth and Dental Health: the Damaging Effects on Teeth and Gums
Methamphetamine use can be devastating to dental health. It causes severe tooth decay, loss of teeth, gum diseases, and many other oral health problems.
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What Is Process Addiction and Does It Co-Occur With Substance Abuse?
Process addictions often appear along with substance addiction or among those who have battled a substance abuse issue, and vice versa.
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Methamphetamine and Co-Occurring Disorders
The best way to treat addiction and any co-occurring disorder is to care for both at the same time. An addiction specialist can tailor treatment to the patient’s combination of disorders and symptoms.
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The Importance of Honesty and Accountability During Addiction Recovery
Honesty and accountability are arguably the two most important needs in order for a person to recover from a substance use disorder successfully.
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Risks and Dangers of Long-Term Vicodin Use
There are several health risks that long-term Vicodin users may face. The amount of Vicodin a person uses, along with their body chemistry, weight, and pre-existing medical conditions, directly influence what they experience.
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How To Cope With Anxiety Without Turning To Alcohol
While we may not be able to change the circumstances that are causing our anxiety, we can control how we react to them.
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Helping A Spouse With Drug Addiction
Addiction affects the family of the addict just as much as it affects the addict. There are several ways you can help your spouse, not the least of which is helping yourself.