Once you finish your rehab program, you’re firmly rooted in the road to recovery. In an ideal world, this would mean that you were Scott-free – but unfortunately, this isn’t the case. There are many obstacles that we face on the road to recovery, and … Read more
Opiate abuse and addiction have been growing like never before. People struggling with an opiate addiction may try to break free on their own. However, attempting home opiate detox is a bad idea, nearly always resulting in serious damage to the individual. Overcoming an opiate … Read more
Most of us are aware of the negative impact that drug addiction can have on your personal life. Drug addiction can wreak havoc on relationships, contribute to health complications, and lead people down a difficult path. Drug addiction can also impact a person’s work life, … Read more
Given the current global situation, it’s important to be increasingly aware of the risks of alcoholism and its impact on family health. At this uncertain time, many families are confined and spending days, weeks, or months on end sharing the same space. For this reason, … Read more
There are so many myths around addiction that give rise to stigmas and prevent people from seeking help when needed. Here is the truth about 4 such myths. Addiction Myth: Addiction is a choice One of the most important facts about substance use disorders is … Read more
When people discuss drug and alcohol withdrawal, they generally focus on physical symptoms. While the physical symptoms are certainly more apparent, the psychological withdrawal symptoms are often those that lead people towards a relapse.
In this article, we’re going to talk about the psychological component of withdrawal. If you or a loved one are going to be struggling with withdrawal in the near future, don’t hesitate to get a hold of a San Diego drug rehab center to help you with your treatment.
The COVID-19 crisis has changed the lives of nearly everyone on the planet. While some people have managed to adapt quite well to new restrictive measures, drug users and alcoholics find themselves facing extra risks. COVID-19 impacts drug supply and social distancing measures mean that some dealers … Read more
Addiction doesn’t just damage the person who’s addicted. It affects friends, families, co-workers, and pretty much everyone else who is involved in the addict’s life. While this damage can be difficult to cope with – and, in some cases, quite severe – it can always be … Read more
You may already know that boredom is one of the leading causes of relapse. Boredom, along with emotional instability, stress, and dissatisfaction, can all make someone more likely to fall back into their addictive patterns. Even after finishing a San Diego drug and alcohol rehab treatment, many people … Read more
With advancements in drug and alcohol addiction treatment, it has become increasingly clear that is that there is no “one size fits all” approach to treatment. Even for people who are struggling with addiction to the same substance, treatment may vary. Causes of Addiction People … Read more
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