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Dual diagnosis addiction refers to the comorbidity of a substance abuse disorder and a mental illness. According to the National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 45 percent of American adults struggling with addiction have a dual diagnosis disorder. ...
Millions of children throughout the United States are currently diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, more commonly referred to as ADHD. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that in 2016, the number of children who had ...
Benzodiazepines are a class of sedative medication most commonly prescribed to treat anxiety disorders, seizures and alcohol withdrawal. These drugs work to cause depression of the nerves within the brain, calming the central nervous system and leading to feelings ...
Okay, so… you got sober! You’ve transitioned from inpatient treatment to outpatient treatment and you’re ready to start getting back to your day-to-day life. This means more independence including the independence to go back to work. Maybe you still ...
Appreciating the Little Things in Addiction Recovery Because we are going through so many major changes in early recovery, it can be somewhat difficult to hone in and focus on being grateful for the small stuff. We’re pretty focused ...
Addiction can happen to anyone in any family in any community. Although addiction and dependence may look similar from the outside, there are some fundamental differences to be aware of. To start, addiction is defined as the continued and ...
Addiction is often called a “family disease” for good reason. This is because it impacts the person struggling with a substance use disorder as well as his or her friends and family. Just as you were unsure of what ...
Even if you’ve already heard this, it’s worth repeating: Self care isn’t selfish. In fact, it’s a matter of survival and essential for healing your mind, body and spirit during recovery. Not sure whereto start? These activities will give you ...
The path to addiction and journey toward recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all – and, in fact, males and females tend to develop, experience and recover from substance use disorders differently. So it makes sense that their experience in addiction treatment should ...
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 such as mindfulness and meditation ...
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