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Talking to Children About a Parent’s Addiction: Tips for Success
When a parent struggles with addiction, it doesn’t just affect them—it can ripple through the entire family, leaving a significant
DEA Warns the Public of the Rise of Illegal Online Pharmacies
For many Americans, the cost of prescription medications is a major concern. Even with insurance coverage, some medications can cost
7 Ways to Rebuild Trust With Family When You’re In Recovery.
Addiction is a powerful disease, capable of making people act in ways they normally wouldn’t. Similar to other mental health
Galaxy Gas: The New Trend in Whippet Abuse
Galaxy Gas is a brand that sells nitrous oxide, a substance commonly known as “laughing gas.” The company, based in
New Research, Along With FDA Guidelines, Highlight the Need for Advancements in Treating Stimulant Addiction
Despite the complex nature of addiction, there are many effective paths toward recovery. One path combines behavioral therapy and counseling
A New Emerging Threat: Medetomidine in Street Drugs Amplifies Overdose Risks
Fentanyl is already dangerous on its own; there’s no need for additional potent and lethal substances on the streets that
This is Quitting: The First Text-to-Quit Vaping Service
Even though fewer people are smoking traditional cigarettes, vaping using e-cigarettes is more popular than ever before. In 2019, approximately
Influencer Marketing and the Rise of Microdosing Psilocybin: Exploring the Risks
Psilocybin mushrooms, also known as magic mushrooms or shrooms, are a type of fungi that contain psychoactive compounds such as
What Does it Mean to Take a Personal Inventory in Recovery? Understanding Step 10
Whether you’re in a 12-Step program or know someone who is, you may have heard about “taking a personal inventory.”