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Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
What Are Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders? Fetal alcohol spectrum disorders or FASDs are a group of conditions that can occur if a woman drinks alcohol while she’s pregnant. FASDs can include physical symptoms as well as issues related to learning and behavior. Often...
5 Hobbies to Pick Up in Addiction Recovery
Many recovering addicts will often notice that they have a lot of free time on their hands. Instead of obsessing over, using, or getting over the use of drugs or alcohol, these individuals now have nothing to do. If they don’t fill in their spare time with a hobby,...
Trauma and Mental Health Conditions as Related to Addiction
You’ve probably heard of dual diagnosis when you were getting assessed for an addiction treatment program. If not, you’ve probably heard it online when learning more about the different types of treatment plans and options that are available. If you haven’t completely...
5 Statistics on Drug Use in the Workplace
Drug use in the workplace is much more prevalent than you’d think. Many addicts are functioning addicts, and can usually hide their addiction pretty well. They can be your accountant, your favorite cashier at your local grocery store, your child’s teacher or even your...
Buprenorphine for Opioid Treatment
Buprenorphine is a common medication used as an opioid treatment. Those who receive addiction treatment for opioid addiction and abuse will often be encouraged to take this medication, which can ease withdrawal symptoms for a more comfortable recovery. This drug is...
5 Common Misconceptions About Addiction
Most people don’t fully understand addiction. As a result, there are many misconceptions about this mental health disorder floating around. Many believe that addiction is completely curable and that addicts can quit whenever they want. These thoughts are harmful and...
5 Reasons Why You Keep Relapsing
Relapses are common in recovery. Approximately 40% to 60% of those who seek addiction treatment will relapse at least once. This could be anything from developing a full-blown addiction once again or merely having a sip of alcohol or returning to hardcore bingeing....
OxyContin Rehab: Inpatient vs Outpatient vs PHP Facilities
OxyContin Abuse Not everyone who abuses OxyContin is addicted, but abuse of prescription drugs can and often does lead to an addiction. Signs of OxyContin abuse can include: Taking higher doses than prescribed Taking OxyContin more often than instructed by a physician...
Vicodin Detox & Withdrawal Symptoms, Timelines & Centers
Vicodin Dependence Vicodin is a prescription pain reliever, and it’s one of the most commonly prescribed drugs in the U.S. Vicodin can be used to treat pain that ranges in intensity from moderate to severe, but it has risks. Characterized as a combination pain...
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