Understanding Dual Diagnosis and Treatment

In many cases, addiction and mental health disorders go hand in hand. This is what is referred to as a co-occurring disorder or a dual diagnosis. In other words, someone

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The Power of Family Therapy

Addiction is often referred to as a family disease. Substance use disorder (SUD) and other types of mental health disorders can truly take a toll on the entire family unit.

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The Prevalence of Prescription Drug Addiction and How to Find Help

Prescription drug addiction in the US has been an ongoing problem among all age groups, starting at a very young age. It can affect anyone regardless of background, ethnicity, education,

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Home Remedies For Meth Withdrawal

How to Detox from Meth Safely Methamphetamine, commonly known as meth or crystal meth, is an illegal stimulant drug that profoundly impacts the brain by increasing dopamine levels, creating a

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How Does Rehab Work?

Going to rehab is never an easy decision for anyone, and it will be a significant shift in the environment for the patient. Everything that happens in rehab is to develop and grow people so they can overcome addiction. Hopefully, this article has given you more insight into how does rehab work.

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Why Are Alcoholics So Mean To The Ones They Love?

The family and friends of the alcoholic are often on the receiving end of the lies, deceit, and manipulation from the very person who claims to love them. This behavior is very confusing for the people who love the alcoholic the most as they hurt in often cruel ways.

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A Typical Day in a Drug Rehab Center

While 25 million people in the US are victims of drug abuse, only about 11% seek outside help. Deciding to go to rehab is not an easy decision to make, for either

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Recovery and Community Isolation Isn’t The Answer

If you have taken the plunge into your recovery from addiction, whatever your addiction may be, you are certainly aware of Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions,[1] written by Bill W.

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Discretion in Recovery

To be in a recovery program means that you will adhere to and work the Twelve Steps.  Intrinsic to your program is the idea that it is anonymous.  Indeed, the

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Sober Coaching Fundamentals in Los Angeles

You’ve completed, or maybe you’re still going through, treatment for alcoholism or some other form of addiction.  How are you going to maintain your sobriety out in the “real world?” 

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