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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.

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What Are The Benefits Of A “Holistic Approach” To Addiction Recovery?

A holistic approach to addiction treatment teaches how to make incremental lifestyle changes leading to full mental and physical health.

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What Is Medical Detox and Why Is It Important?

The detox process builds a solid foundation for recovery and provides physical safety and psychological support.

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Can You Stop Using Heroin On Your Own?

Can someone quit heroin on their own? Yes, but it is not easy and will be risky. There are physical and mental challenges to overcome, and long-term success is rare.

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Long-Term Effects of OxyContin

Overdose isn’t the only significant long-term effect of misuse of oxycodone, OxyContin, or any opioid.

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What is Urge Surfing and What is Its Role in Addiction Recovery?

A mindfulness technique called “urge surfing” can help keep people on track to a successful recovery by giving them the tools to deal with cravings and keep from relapsing.