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Should I go to Treatment for Alcohol Abuse?

If you think you have an alcohol abuse problem, you might be wondering what to do next. You’re not alone in your struggle. Getting help for a drinking problem is just a phone call away.  When Is It Time for Treatment? Many signs can indicate when it’s time for treatment. They include: Drinking more than … Read more

Being Sober on The 4th of July

If you’re in recovery, you might find that the Being Sober on The 4th of July presents some unique challenges.  If drinking was a big part of your 4th of July celebrations in the past, it could be difficult to break with tradition. Or maybe, this is your first sober 4th of July holiday, and … Read more

Effective Medications to Treat Individuals with Opioid Use Disorder

Medications for Opioid Use Disorder Explained Misuse of prescribed opioid drugs, diverted opioid medications, and illicitly acquired heroin can lead to opioid use disorder (OUD). Like general substance use disorders, OUD is a relapse-prone and chronic condition linked to a considerably higher rate of overdose deaths. Over 16 million individuals worldwide are affected by opioid … Read more

GeneSight Testing for Mental Health Treatment

Treating mental health disorders takes time and, traditionally, trial-and-error. Not everyone responds to the same drugs, and many people have to go through months or years of testing new pharmaceuticals to get results Psychiatry is one of the best evidence-based methods of treating common mental health disorders like depression, anxiety, bipolar, and posttraumatic stress disorder.  … Read more

What Is Clonazolam?

Clonazolam is a relatively new “designer” drug that is highly potent and can cause problems with physical dependence and addiction. Knowing more about what clonazolam is and about the risks associated with using it can help you and your loved ones stay safe and well informed. What Is Clonazolam? Clonazolam is a benzodiazepine derivative, or … Read more

Lexapro and Alcohol: Can You Drink on Lexapro?

If you have a mental health condition and are considering starting a new medication, you may have questions about how this medicine will affect your lifestyle. You may be even more curious to learn about the safety of drinking alcohol if you are already taking medication for a mental health condition. Sometimes, combining alcohol with … Read more

5 Things to Know About Mental Health Treatment

Mental health problems affect tens of millions of Americans every year. Unfortunately, only half of the individuals with a mental illness receive treatment, reports the National Institute of Mental Health. When untreated, many types of mental illnesses will gradually reduce your quality of life and increase other mental and physical health problems—including disability and suicide. … Read more

9 Ways to Help You Quit Drinking Alcohol

Quitting alcohol isn’t always easy, especially if you think you may be physically dependent on it, and it’s become a big part of your lifestyle. Though it may seem challenging, quitting alcohol is entirely possible and doable, as long as you’re committed to becoming healthier and staying alcohol-free as safely as possible.  Fortunately, there are … Read more

How Social Media Affects Your Perception of Alcohol

Social media websites like Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram give you a glimpse into all your friends’ most exciting experiences, including those that involve alcohol. Many advertisers and alcohol brands use social media platforms to target audiences and age groups who may buy and consume their products. The more time you spend on social media sites, … Read more

Ringing in New Year’s Eve and Staying Sober

The year has been extraordinary, and, as the pandemic continues, many people are excited to start fresh—in so many ways. Millions of Americans with count the seconds until 2022 with champagne glasses (and more), but for those in recovery, things look a bit different. For us, ringing in the New Year means sticking to our … Read more