Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS): What Is It?
What’s standing in the way of your recovery? For some, it’s the thought of how painful and uncomfortable detox and withdrawal can be. Withdrawal is
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What Is the Kindling Effect in Drug & Alcohol Addiction?
If you have sought substance abuse treatment, you might have heard the phrase “kindling effect” or “kindling phenomenon.” It refers to the challenges someone faces
Non 12 Step Rehab: What Are the Alternatives?
If you are struggling with substance abuse, it’s important to get help right away. The dangers of drug and alcohol abuse include physical and mental
What is a 12 Step Program?
Humans and substance use go back a long way. Evidence from cultures all around the world shows that substances have been a part of our
What is Meth Psychosis?
Meth psychosis can be a terrifying outcome of using one of the most dangerous and addictive drugs of abuse: crystal meth. The drug is a
What Is Cross Addiction?
Cross addiction describes the concept of someone who was addicted to one substance becoming addicted to another or replacing their original addiction with something else.
What Is Black Tar Heroin?
When it comes to dangerous and addictive drugs, not many compare to heroin. This potent substance is sometimes called black tar heroin. An opiate derived
Involuntary Rehab: Is It Possible to Get Someone Into Rehab?
Watching a friend or loved one struggle with addiction is awful. Substance abuse destroys health, relationships, and hope for a brighter future. When you see
Xanax and Alcohol: The Risks and Dangers
Xanax and alcohol are two substances that are often abused together. While both can be dangerous when used separately, the risks and dangers increase when
What Is Drug Induced Psychosis?
Drug induced psychosis is a mental disorder that can occur after taking certain drugs. The most common types include paranoia or delusions. Drug induced psychosis
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