Is Depression Normal? Many people will suffer a bout of depression, due to life events, such as losing a job, losing a loved one (that includes pets), or just a general sense of unhappiness when deciding what you will do with the rest of your … Read more
The Rise of Opioid Abuse During the Pandemic Lockdown The last decade saw a huge rise in opioid abuse which, initially, could start from a doctor’s prescription to manage pain, based on some type of accident. For example, workers’ compensation benefits covered pain prescriptions arising … Read more
History of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation In 1985, Dr. Anthony Barker and his colleagues developed the first example of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) with the goal of finding a new way to treat mental disorders, such as epilepsy, chronic pain issues, motor disorders, and more, according … Read more
Understanding Alcoholism Alcohol use disorder (AUD), sometimes addressed as alcoholism, has three levels in a medical diagnosis: mild, moderate, or severe. Even at a mild to moderate level, medical intervention is helpful in reducing or eliminating uncontrolled problematic drinking issues. For some of us, a … Read more
Alcohol addiction is not a choice. This statement might not seem groundbreaking these days, but the concept of alcoholism as a condition was a new idea in 1939 when the book Alcoholics Anonymous was published. 12 Step Program Referred to as the Big Book of … Read more
Alcohol use disorder, or alcohol dependence, is among the most common addiction that people have trouble with. Not only will alcoholism wreak havoc on one’s personal life, it will also significantly impact every relationship they’re part of. Maybe the most detrimental and significant effects come … Read more
Domestic violence and alcoholism are two severe problems plaguing people all throughout the whole world. Although the two frequently coincide, one doesn’t “cause” another. A lot of people addicted to alcohol don’t engage in domestic violence, and most of the ones who are abusers aren’t … Read more
Addiction is a treatable condition. However, around 60 percent of those seeking help for a SUD (substance use disorder) will use alcohol or drugs again within one year. So scientists continuously study effective and new methods of preventing relapse. There is proof that exercise may … Read more
What to know how to lower inhibitions? Just use alcohol or drugs to the point where it leads to risky behavior. This is the reason why awareness needs to be raised surrounding this subject. The SAMHSA (Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration), within the … Read more
Multiple factors determine which rehabilitation works best for your situation, and a few factors are more critical than others. That’s why it’s so beneficial that you find the right alcohol and drug recovery center to fit your needs. Below is a list of some of … Read more
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