Opioids are prescription drugs used to treat pain. Physicians often prescribe these highly addictive medicines to patients with chronic pain or those who have undergone
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, more than 19 million females eighteen or older use illicit drugs in any given year. In this
Alcohol can induce feelings of relaxation and sleepiness, but excessive alcohol consumption can cause poor sleep quality. People who regularly drink to excess often experience insomnia and can even develop symptoms of sleep apnea.
No matter what substance is being used, one thing is certain; they don’t make driving safer. Drunk driving alone causes 10,000 deaths a year, which is close to a third of all traffic deaths combined. There are serious risks to driving under the influence, but unfortunately, alcohol receives much of the attention.
Did you know there are almost 554,000 homeless people in America? There are many factors that play into the trials of homelessness, but addiction and behavioral health take the leading role. Homelessness takes a huge toll on a person’s behavioral health and can push someone to unhealthy coping mechanisms.
Psychological dependence can be described as a series of conditioned responses that are triggered by situations or emotions that compel someone to use a substance
Alcohol cravings are a normal and expected part of addiction recovery. However, many people get comfortable in addiction recovery and do not expect alcohol cravings
It’s well known that substance use disorders often co-occur with PTSD. However, it’s less understood why anxiety and substance abuse often co-occur as well. There
The recovery process from addiction isn’t simple or easy. It’s better to think of addiction recovery as a long journey that may take you to
Dissociative drugs are a type of drug that causes hallucinogenic effects such as an altered perception of sight and sound. They are sometimes called hallucinogenic
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