Songs have been written, books have been authored and praises have come out of the mouths of celebrities about this wonder drug called Xanax, the
“My buddies and I used to experiment with different kinds of drugs; I used to drink and smoke, but then I started vaping in order
What is a “protective factor”? In the context of substance abuse and treatment, a “protective factor” reduces the likelihood of an individual to initiate drug
The jobs are out there, but whom can employers hire? As the opioid crisis looms over America, more and more companies are finding it difficult
When you hear “body image” and “eating disorder,” the first image that pops into your mind is usually that of a teenager or young woman
“What is everyone else going to think about this?” How often does this question come to your mind when you need to decide about whom
Drug and alcohol addictions are riddled with secrets, shame, and guilt (McGaffin, Lyons & Deane, 2013). When a partner in a relationship becomes chemically dependent,
The Problem with Addiction Treatment Today A 2013 National Survey on Drug Use and Health reveals that among 20.2 million Americans aged 12 and older,
Make it a fantastic year for yourself as you move forward with exciting reachable goals! Even if you have shied away from making New Year’s
More often than not as a substance abuser, isolation is part of our story.
Maybe we have a few ‘using’ or ‘drinking’ friends, but generally we harbor feelings of loneliness and social anxiety.
Some of us may claim that we’re buddy-buddy with our dealer, our drinking/using friends are our road-dogs, and we’ve had heart-to-heart moments with our favorite liquor store manager. All of these claims may be true as long as we have a demand for a substance and they have the supply. Unfortunately, when you sever the demand, the supplier may not maintain his/her warm and fuzzy feelings for your presence.
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