Prescription drug addiction is defined as “Taking drugs other than how they were prescribed to you,” and it is estimated that more than 18 million Americans abused prescription drugs in 2017. Prescription drug addiction can lead to a dangerous opioid addiction, which increases the risk of overdose and death. If you or someone you love…
DetailsCocaine’s stimulant qualities are what appeal to those who use it. Before anyone realized how addictive and dangerous the drug could be, it was in over-the-counter medications and even, briefly, in Coca-Cola. Many people who use this drug feel it makes them more confident, effective, and likable. The euphoric effects tempt users to keep using,…
DetailsTeens are under more stress than ever before. The sheer weight of this pressure has also led to an increase in substance use and mental health disorders, such as post-traumatic stress disorder, also known as PTSD. Post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental health disorder that occurs when a person has difficulty processing an emotionally disturbing…
DetailsThe physical signs of meth use in adults are distinct, worsen over the course of the addiction, and sometimes the neurological consequences can be irreversible. Getting help as early as possible is key for achieving a successful recovery from meth addiction. At Grace Counseling, we’re here for you in the moment of crisis and far…
DetailsIf you live in the Boston area and are looking for a high-quality, reliable outpatient treatment rehab center, there are options to help in your recovery journey. At Rockland Recovery, our day intensive outpatient program might be the right choice for your recovery journey. Please contact our Rockland Recovery team today by calling 855.732.4842 or filling…
DetailsOpioid overdose is one of the leading causes of most overdose cases in the U.S. A naloxone treatment is the best way to stop the effects of the overdose. The fast-acting naloxone treatment can be administered through injection or nasal spray (NARCAN®) when medical assistance isn’t around. At Colorado Medication Assisted Recovery, we are available…
DetailsDrug detox is the process of ceasing your physical addiction. You can become addicted to many types of substances. It’s even possible to form a dependence on certain types of habits, some of which can be very useful, such as running, creative practices, and getting enough sleep. But when addiction to a substance causes personality…
DetailsThe physical and emotional damage of heroin goes beyond the short-term. Long-term heroin abuse can leave individuals with destruction that takes years to overcome. The idea of even getting to a point where you’re not using heroin every day may seem like a pipe dream. Getting help at a heroin addiction treatment center can help…
DetailsSubstance use disorders impact tens of millions of Americans from all walks of life. The current opioid epidemic started in the early 1990s when the pharmaceutical industry began a massive marketing campaign promoting prescription opioids like Oxycontin as being minimally addictive. In addition to opioids prescribed for pain, there has been a significant increase in…
DetailsHeroin is one of the most addictive substances on earth and is capable of altering your brain physiology to the point that detox may be impossible on your own. Our heroin rehab program at Gulf Breeze Recovery will not only help you detox from opioids but help you acquire the necessary tools to transform your…
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