Between 1999 and 2016, overdose deaths from opioid prescriptions increased by 583% for women and 404% for men. In 2012, 28 percent of pregnant women entering addiction treatment reported misusing prescription opioids. What’s more, ...
To truly recover from addiction, you must address the underlying factors that contributed to it. Although there is a variety of evidence-based clinical therapies that can help you achieve this critical awareness, alternative approaches ...
Treatment is the obvious answer for those struggling with drug or alcohol abuse. But not everyone can afford to put their lives on hold to attend residential treatment for 3 months, and others who ...
If you’ve ever had a pet, you know how strong the bond between human and animal can be, and that bond has a lot of therapeutic potential that extends beyond just spending time with ...
A new study by the University of Buffalo Research Institute on Addictions (RIA) has discovered a key mechanism in how aerobic exercise can impact the brain, which could offer promising improvements to addiction treatment ...
Have you ever felt like someone else’s negativity was contagious? It’s not your imagination. One study found that teenagers who had negative friends noticed that their moods worsened over time, a process called “social ...
Substance abuse takes a serious toll on personal relationships. Some people may flat out ignore the people who are trying to help them or blame others for the reason they drink or use. This ...
Is IOP Right For Me? About Intensive Outpatient Treatment If you have been exploring different options for addiction treatment, you have likely come across an intensive outpatient program — or IOP — in ...
A combination of certain personality traits could make you more likely to become addicted to social networking, according to new research from the State University of New York at Binghamton. Researchers collected self-reported data ...
Patients who take benzodiazepines, primarily used to treat anxiety, are four times more likely to become addicted to or overdose on opioids, according to a study published in JAMA Psychiatry. Researchers at the University ...
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