According to this survey, 19.7 million American adults battled addiction in 2017. Many people, however, find it difficult to recognize they even have a problem. Instead of avoiding the issue, you can tackle
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In order to prevent illicit drug abuse, it is necessary to first understand the process that causes individuals to abuse drugs in the first place, and what causes some people to
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The family has a central role to play in the treatment of any health problem, but family therapy is not used to maximum benefit in drug and alcohol addiction treatment. In substance
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Growing up, we’re taught that we should always be nice. After all, it is the polite thing to do. However, when you want to help someone you care about deal
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When does using drugs and alcohol turn to a habit that you cannot break? For many people, it can be difficult to identify the warning signs of addiction. This is a
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Helping convince someone you care about to go to rehab can be a true challenge. When they don’t recognize the gravity of their situation, it can feel like you’re talking
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Some anxiety comes naturally for everyone – awaiting test results, working against an impending deadline, or expecting to hear bad news. For most of us, this feeling dissipates when the
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If you’ve decided to give up drugs or alcohol, then a rehab treatment program is often the best choice for beating addiction. But you have a choice: inpatient vs outpatient. Which
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Finding the right rehab centers when we are struggling with drug and alcohol abuse can be challenging. With the variety of services provided, level of treatment available, it’s easy to be overwhelmed.
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Entering an inpatient treatment center can
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Rehab depression is a common phenomenon for those who are in addiction recovery. Being away from your daily existence, as well as all of your friends and loved ones can
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If you’re living with a spouse who suffers from drug addiction, it’s normal to feel powerless in this situation. However, there are several things you can do to help your
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