After residential treatment — especially for substance use addiction (SUD), mental health disorders, or those with dual diagnoses — many individuals return to environments with high relapse risks. Family and
According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, an estimated 3.7 million people — 1.3% of the population — report benzodiazepine abuse every year. As one of the
Recreational use of MDMA — more commonly known by its street names “Molly” and “ecstasy” — has surged in recent years. Originally popular in nightclubs and dance scenes, use has
When you know someone who struggles with alcohol or drug addiction, your first thought is often to look for a “why.” Did they fall into the wrong crowd? Did they
Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome — once referred to as wet brain syndrome — can be a devastating side effect of long-term alcohol abuse. WKS can be caused by a host of conditions
According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, an estimated 5.3 million Americans used cocaine at least once in the past year. While not everyone who uses cocaine
Depression is often described as a silent struggle because its symptoms can be subtle and easily overlooked. Unlike a physical ailment, mental health issues tend to manifest quietly, affecting a
Alcohol use disorder affects millions of people throughout the United States, across all races, sexual orientations, socioeconomic levels, and gender identities.
12-step programs and other recovery support groups can be a powerful resource for people recovering from addiction.
One of the biggest challenges for those struggling with cocaine abuse is dealing with powerful and persistent cravings. What are some strategies for coping with these cravings and breaking the cycle of addiction?
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