Recognizing the need for substance abuse treatment is the first step toward recovery. The next equally important step is to find the right treatment center…
Trauma and substance abuse impact millions of Americans from all walks of life and frequently co-occur. Trauma is the emotional response to experiencing or witnessing…
A co-occurring disorder, or dual diagnosis, is an individual having two or more distinct diagnoses simultaneously. In the context of mental health and addiction, dual…
If you have recently quit drinking alcohol or are in the process of recovery from alcohol addiction, you may be experiencing some uncomfortable symptoms that…
The effects of alcohol on our bodies are widespread and quite known, but what it does to our brain, the center of our thoughts, feelings,…
If you are concerned that you or someone you love is struggling with alcohol dependence, it’s essential to understand the factors and behaviors that could…
Alcohol is one of the most commonly used substances in the United States. Unfortunately, the long-term effects of alcohol use can lead to serious health…
If you’re addicted to alcohol, your brain is accustomed to its presence. Because of this reliance, you will probably feel the effects of withdrawal when…
Although alcohol is considered socially acceptable to consume in most parts of the world and is heavily advertised on television and the streets, heavy alcohol…
One of the biggest ways to support a loved one struggling with Alcoholism is to understand Alcohol Use Disorder (shortened for AUD). Alcoholism is a…
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