While every person who experiences addiction has a unique situation, boredom plays a huge role in many cases. Therefore, understanding the link between boredom and addiction, as well as its potential impact during addiction recovery processes, is essential.

Involuntary drug and alcohol rehabilitation programs raise both significant ethical and efficacy concerns. Studies suggest they may not be as effective as voluntary treatment.

While there are many benefits to keeping up with social media, there’s also a growing concern that it could be negatively impacting our mental health. Due to this connection, health professionals are starting to notice a link between social media and substance abuse. In this post, we’ll discuss why this connection forms and what to do about it.

If you are battling an alcohol addiction, you understand the constant challenges of sobriety, especially during the summer with vacations, weddings, family gatherings, and more. We share our best tips to help you enjoy a sober summer.

Recovering from addiction is a huge achievement that requires serious dedication and motivation, but it's only the beginning of a new era. The next step is rebuilding your life and finding meaningful work to keep you going. This process can be challenging, but it can also be gratifying with the right approach and support.

While many traditional therapies are used in addiction recovery, there are also innovative approaches that complement these methods. One such approach is pet therapy. With their unconditional love and companionship, pets are becoming vital in various therapeutic settings.

Fentanyl is a prescription drug for pain management (often post-surgery). However, it is also available on the street, leading to serious public health concerns. Fortunately, treatment is available. Rehab clinics can provide safe spaces for kicking the fentanyl habit and getting your life back on track.

The misuse of prescription drugs has become a significant public health problem over the past couple of years. Unfortunately, many of these patients don’t misuse the drugs on purpose. Instead, they develop a physical dependence because the drugs help to alleviate symptoms while also activating the brain’s reward center.

The opioid crisis has long been a problem for healthcare systems around the world, resulting in devastating consequences for individuals and their families. Fortunately, by addressing the root causes of the opioid crisis, a growing awareness is spreading of the need for alternative pain management methods. 

Patients trying to kick drug and alcohol habits often want to check themselves out of rehab. Remaining in facilities can be challenging as substances make their way out of the body. However, understanding the implications of leaving rehab early is critical.