Recovery from any kind of addiction is a process, and it takes time to give results. This process is a straightforward journey for some people, whereas others may experience relapse/s during their journey. Some people consider relapse as a
What Effects do Opioids Have on People? Doctors sometimes prescribe opioids, often known as narcotics, to manage severe or chronic pain. They are used by those with persistent headaches and backaches, recovering from surgery, or dealing with excruciating
Benefits of Exercise on Your Mental Health You likely know about the positive effects exercise has on your physical well-being. Even something as simple as a brisk walk each day can have your body looking and feeling strong. But
Have you come to dread the holiday season? It might not be due to the holidays themself, but rather the pressures, demands, and expectations that will inevitably be heaped upon you at both work and home. If so, you’re
If you or a loved one is struggling with meth addiction, you're not alone. Currently, 1.6 million people abuse meth in the United States. Worldwide, meth is the most commonly abused hard drug. Fortunately, meth addiction recovery is possible
Opioid abuse is an epidemic in our country. While narcotics like heroin and oxycodone have been around for decades, a newer opioid is on the rise. This drug is called fentanyl. Due to its extreme potency, fentanyl has exacerbated
Is Alcoholism Hereditary? Alcohol is commonplace in our society. Many people have a drink to unwind after a long day or to celebrate a special occasion. However, some people have a more complicated relationship—and more detrimental—relationship with alcohol. Alcoholism,
Then coronavirus hit. I’m not claiming that coronavirus caused my brother to relapse, but it was definitely a contributing factor. The other factor – the major factor in my opinion – was, is, my brother’s arrogance. Even during his
My brother recently began suffering from what I believe is meth psychosis about three weeks ago. The havoc it has brought down on me and my family’s lives has been swift and truly frightening. Initially, I was sent into