Resources
Read our latest insights into addiction and recovery.
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How Long Does It Take The Brain To Recover After Alcohol Abuse?
The more intense or frequent the alcohol bouts are, the longer it will take the brain’s chemistry to return to normal levels.
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Signs of Vicodin Abuse
Vicodin is one of the most abused drugs in the world. Because Vicodin is a prescription drug, many people consider it “safe,” and are unaware of the dangers it poses.
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The Dangers of Lean
Lean addiction is not as highly publicized as other forms of opioid abuse but it is just as difficult to overcome, and just as deadly.
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What To Expect During The Rehab Admissions Process
Starting anything new can be intimidating. While the details may differ, the basic admission process for almost every rehab center shares several common steps.
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What is a Partial Hospitalization Program and How Does It Work?
A partial hospitalization program (PHP) is a mental health or substance abuse treatment program in which clients take part at a treatment center during the day and return home at night.
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Detoxing From Xanax? Here’s What You Need To Know
Treatment plans are customized to meet the needs of each patient, but detoxing from Xanax is best done under medical supervision at a detox facility.
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Trauma Therapies: Techniques, Benefits and Effectiveness
Trauma therapies focus on calming the nervous system, integrating traumatic memories, and healing the body and mind.
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How Does Alcohol Affect Dopamine Levels?
Alcohol increases dopamine production, so you feel good and, generally, relaxed. In order to keep the good feelings going, your brain prompts you to continue drinking.
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5 Benefits Of Medication-Assisted Treatment
There are many benefits of medication-assisted treatment as it increases a patient’s ability to complete their recovery with less discomfort and fewer risks of relapse.
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Substance Use Treatment For Veterans
Veterans experience a disproportionately high rate of substance abuse issues. Fortunately, there are treatment programs and services designed specifically for those who have served or are on active duty.
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Why Is Fentanyl So Dangerous?
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) considers fentanyl one of the most lethal drugs in the United States — singlehandedly dominating the “opioid crisis.”
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Effective Ways To Heal The Brain After Drug Use
The brain is designed to change in response to events in the real world. Addiction is a learned response, but the ability of the brain to adapt allows for the possibility of recovery.