Overcoming an alcohol use disorder doesn’t happen during detox. It doesn’t take place during the subsequent rehab, either. In fact, an alcohol recovery timeline shows healing to continue for an extended period. Are you ready to get started to reap the benefits of this decision today? The Beginning of the Alcohol Recovery Timeline is Hardest…
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Clinical depression is a mental health challenge that takes a person beyond feeling sad or unhappy at times. It can have debilitating consequences for individuals who don’t receive a professional intervention. Because so many people don’t recognize the need for treatment, they self-medicate with drugs and alcohol. When they eventually get help for addiction, they…
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After deciding to seek treatment, your next thoughts naturally turn toward finding the perfect rehab care. Here are a few things you’ll find very helpful in choosing the right one. Why Choose Rehabilitation Care? You need rehabilitation if you’re unable to manage your drug or alcohol problem on your own. Perhaps you can’t seem to…
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Long before a person develops Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD), he or she may engage in binge drinking. Knowing how to define binge drinking is important if you’re trying to identify a problem. Along with the binge drinking definition, you’ll find more information about excessive alcohol consumption below. Define Binge Drinking Through the CDCs Standards To…
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Many people claim they only use drugs or alcohol recreationally and therefore don’t have a problem. The truth is that there are blurry lines between casual use and dependency, leaving many people wondering how to define drug abuse. If you worry that someone you love has a problem, you’ll find the following information helpful. Define…
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Alcoholism can sneak up on you. It slowly manifests itself in the way of certain physical and emotional changes as the problem progresses. If you or a loved one show any of these common signs of alcohol abuse, it’s time to take action. 5 Common Signs of Alcohol Abuse Someone with an alcohol dependency will…
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Opiate use is on the increase in the United States, and so is the rate of addiction. Many people are unable to stop on their own, leaving them no choice but to seek opiate rehab. What happens during treatment for opiate addiction, and when is it time to start? Below are the answers to these…
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Addiction to opioid painkillers is on the rise in the United States today. When individuals take opioid painkillers recreationally or even for legitimate chronic or acute pain, they experience a short-lived euphoria. But these dangerous painkillers can also be extremely addictive, and taking them for just a few days or weeks can lead to dependence.…
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Molly is another word for ecstasy, and yes, it is possible to overdose on Molly. Often, people at clubs, parties or music festivals use ecstasy or Molly to heighten their experience. Additionally, people often take it to disassociate from their bodies and lose their senses. If you’ve been struggling with molly drug addiction or abuse,…
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When you decide to get sober, you have to change almost every aspect of your life. Because you’re making so many changes, you may relapse during or after treatment. Knowing how to avoid relapse can help you stay sober when substance abuse seems like the only option. How To Avoid Relapse With A Plan It’s…
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