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People who abuse benzodiazepines like Xanax are at serious risk of developing severe physical and psychological consequences. Not only is the risk of developing a
As long as people have suffered from substance use disorders, they have sought out miraculous cures to fix their addiction. Ayahuasca addiction treatment is just
It’s natural for people who have completed substance abuse treatment to try to return to normal habits, such as enjoying a drink with friends. Non-alcoholic
Being sober doesn’t mean you have to give up the enjoyable things in life. In fact, new experiences become more fun when you are healthy,
When you are active in drug or alcohol addiction, every event is an opportunity to use substances. Learning how to do everyday things sober, including
The holidays can be a difficult time for people new to sobriety. Holidays like New Year’s Eve often revolve around celebrations that include drinking, and
Whether it’s your first sober Christmas or your 21st, staying on track during the holidays can be a challenge. Navigating holiday parties and family dinners
There are many legitimate reasons to be concerned about fentanyl abuse and fentanyl addiction. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, fentanyl was the
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) put out a statement in August 2022 warning the public about colorful fentanyl tablets known as “rainbow fentanyl.” Some speculate
In addiction treatment, co-occurring disorders are the norm—not the exception. While co-occurring disorders can happen in nearly any combination, bipolar disorder and substance use disorders
In some instances, bipolar disorder and alcohol use disorder occur together. When a person is coping with more than one mental health concern at a
Polysubstance abuse, or abusing multiple drugs simultaneously, is a common behavior that can be addressed by an addiction treatment program. Combining recreational drugs can put
You’ve probably heard somebody use the term “addictive personality” to describe a person who struggles with substance use, compulsive behavior, or obsessive involvement in particular
Ativan is a highly addictive prescription medication used to treat anxiety. It’s very common to experience Ativan withdrawal symptoms when Ativan use is stopped. Fortunately,
Ativan is a popular anxiety medication, but it also has a high potential for abuse. When Ativan use turns into Ativan addiction, a benzo addiction
