Providing Online Therapy for Substance Abuse
Article written by Ryleigh Jeffers Though in-office therapy is now more accessible and safe, it’s likely that online therapy is going to be a crucial
Educational/Informational
Prescription Drug Take-Back Day: The Importance of Clearing Out Your Medicine Cabinets
April 30th is National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, an awareness day designed to encourage the public to dispose of unused prescription medications in a safe
Substance Abuse and the Classroom: 5 Signs Educators Should Watch For
Addressing the drug crisis among children and adolescents takes more than a stern lecture, a yearly school assembly, or Red Ribbon Week. It takes vigilance
Recovery and Resolutions
We’re already a few months in of 2022 and statistically, only a portion of us who set New Year’s resolutions have kept them through this
Risk Factors for Tobacco Abuse and Addiction
Tobacco contains nicotine which is addictive, and anyone who uses tobacco is at risk of becoming addicted to it. However, some people are more likely
Rebuilding Trust Along the Road to Recovery
Written by Melanie Childers. In my work as a therapist, I’ve rarely seen anything with the potential to devastate family systems quite like addiction has.
Everything You Need to Know About THC-O Acetate
Just like new technology, innovations in the world of cannabis continue to progress faster than the average person can keep up. You’ve heard of THC,
4 Professionals Who Can Provide Support In Recovery
Written by Ryleigh Jeffers If you’re a family member of someone in recovery, there’s a lot you can do to help. However, in addition to offering
How Smoking and Vaping in Media Influence Youth Tobacco Use
A new study released by the Truth Initiative reveals that the majority of young peoples’ top-watched TV shows and movies feature smoking, vaping, and other
How Families Can Support Loved Ones in Recovery
More than 23 million Americans have struggled with drug abuse at some point in their lives and more than 14.5 million have an alcohol use
