For someone coming out of a treatment program for addiction, staying sober is of paramount concern. But what if one's former life, pre-rehab, was
Identifying Triggers Can Reduce Chances Of A Relapse
One of the pitfalls of successful recovery from addiction is relapse. There are many factors that can contribute to the backslide into these dark
The Limits Of Safe Alcohol Use
It seems that every few months, a health organization releases new safety guidelines on how much alcohol is safe to drink over a given period of time.
If It Is Becoming Legal, Why Is Pot Use So Bad?
Marijuana for recreational use is now legal in four US states and medical marijuana is legal in 23. With more states set to legalize the drug for
What Are the Medication Options for Treating Alcohol Dependence?
It can be difficult for someone to kick their drinking habits, no matter how destructive they may have become. Therapy, inpatient, and outpatient
When is it Time to Leave an Addicted Partner?
Loving, healthy relationships in and of themselves have ups and downs. Some of those down times can lead to separations, break-ups, and divorce.
What Do Substance Misuse And Binge Eating Disorder Have In Common?
Many people who struggle with addition to alcohol or drugs also have difficulty controlling the amount of food that they eat. It is common to hear
How Do I Take Care of Myself While Living With Someone Addicted to Substances?
Discovering that a close friend or loved one is addicted to drugs or alcohol can be devastating. The first response may be to confront them about it,
Does Marijuana Really Make You Lazy?
There are currently four US states where marijuana is legal for recreational use, Alaska, Colorado, Oregon, and the District of Columbia and, there