What to Take and What to Leave: Packing Your Bag for Drug Rehab
Knowing what is and is not allowed at drug rehab, and what might be okay depending on the facility, will help you feel more prepared for your stay.
What Is SMART Recovery?
Learn about SMART recovery, the four point program, meetings, the principles, and how to find a program.
Are Raves Ruining our Teens?
If your teen is going to raves you must be aware that they are likely taking hallucinogenic drugs such as MDMA, which is very dangerous.
10 Ways Families Enable Drug Addiction Without Realizing It
If your loved one is a drug addict, you may think you’re helping them when truly you’re enabling them.
Dos and Don’ts when Talking to a Loved One with an Alcohol Addiction
By doing your research and undergoing some mental preparation, you can effectively discuss alcohol addiction and treatment options with your loved one.
5 Reasons You Need an Open Mind When Starting an Addiction Treatment Program
Without a positive and open mindset, it is nearly impossible to succeed in addiction treatment.
Khat 101: What You Should Know
Khat is a stimulant drug that can cause a number of adverse side effects.
Phenobarbital Addiction
Inpatient programs address the cause of drug abuse, any co-occurring disorders, and teach skills to overcome phenobarbital dependency and addiction.
Creating a Relapse Action Plan and Getting Help from Addiction Treatment
A relapse action plan is essential for anyone recovering from addiction in order to manage potential cravings and triggers.
Can Heroin Addicts Ever Really Recover?
Heroin addiction is considered a chronic, relapsing disease that requires ongoing treatment and management.
Why You Need a Doctor Who Understands Addiction
If you’re struggling with an addiction, it’s important that you see a doctor with experience in this field to ensure you receive the appropriate care.
Cooking in Recovery: Why Finding a Passion in the Kitchen Is so Beneficial
Cooking is a great skill for any person to have, but has proven even more beneficial for those in addiction recovery.