Bath salts have been discussed more and more in the media. However, “bath salts” no longer just refers to soothing salts, like Epsom Salt, put in bath tubs. “Bath salts”
Helping someone who doesn’t want help seems like a losing battle, but is it? When someone you know has a drug or alcohol problem, but isn’t willing to get help,
Meth use has risen in the United States, raising the alarm about addiction and overdose. In 2018, data shows that nearly 1.9 million people used meth. According to the National
Vicodin is a brand name combination of the drugs Hydrocodone and Acetaminophen. Vicodin is prescribed by doctors to treat patients with severe pain. Knowing the potential side effect of Vicodin
In recovery there are many clichés and phrases which are repeated often in 12-step support meetings. You may also hear these same phrases in a group setting typically found in
OxyContin is a medicine often prescribed by doctors to help patients manage pain. The painkiller has gained more attention in the media in connection to prescription overdose. Knowing what OxyContin
Have you or a loved one been prescribed the painkiller OxyContin? Have you noticed a change in mood? Know what to expect! Typical side effects of OxyContin may differ with
Methadone is one of three legal, long-acting medications approved by the FDA to treat opioid use disorder. However, coverage of this medicine varies by state and insurance. Pennsylvania does cover
Grief is a strong emotion caused by a deep sense of loss (this is often, not always, a result of the death of a loved one). Facing such heavy emotions
I am sure you have heard the popular recovery cliché, “Stay away from old people, places and things.” This statement is a heavily emphasized suggestion for any newcomer coming into
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