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Barbiturates and benzodiazepines (benzos) are depressant medications that feature sedative effects. Because these drugs share some similarities, their differences are sometimes overlooked. Here we take a look at barbiturates vs. benzos: their differences and their similarities. What Are Barbiturates? Barbiturates are a class of sedative-hypnotic … Read more
The holiday season can be tough when you’re working on staying sober. Statistics show relapse rates go up during this festive time due to increased stress and social pressures. This blog will guide you through managing addiction triggers so your holidays stay sober and bright. … Read more
Addiction is a complex issue that can affect anyone, regardless of their background or social standing. Shame and guilt are often intertwined with addiction, making it difficult for individuals to seek help and take the first steps toward recovery. In this blog, we will dive deep into understanding the role of shame in addiction and how it affects individuals. We will also discuss how self-talk plays a crucial role in addiction recovery and provides tools to overcome negativity and shame associated with addiction.
The road to recovery from trauma-related addiction can often feel isolating and challenging. Studies show that community support plays a significant role in overcoming such trials.
This article will provide insights on how fostering resilience through community connections can aid the healing process for those battling with addiction. Keep reading, this might be your lifeline on the path to recovery.
The challenge of overcoming addiction can be overwhelming, especially when trauma is a factor. Studies show that over 75% of people in substance abuse treatment report histories of physical and emotional trauma.
Managing mental health and addiction is no easy feat. It can be challenging to identify when one condition triggers the other in a patient. This co-occurrence of mental illness and addiction is called Dual Diagnosis. People who suffer from dual diagnosis are often misunderstood and … Read more
