The Dangers of Stimulants
America’s opioid crisis has grabbed the headlines over the last several years in relation to the country’s relationships with drugs
April 2019 is Alcohol Awareness Month
April is Alcohol Awareness Month for 2019! Alcohol Awareness Month is a public health program organized by the National Council
The Cost of Addiction on America’s Workforce: What can Employers do?
It is well known that addiction doesn’t discriminate and that it impacts individuals, families and communities across ethnic, racial, sexual,
A New Year, a Perfect Time for New Beginnings and an Opportunity to Create Positive Change
Each new year millions of people around the world make new year’s resolutions, typically firm decisions and determinations to improve
Early Recovery and the Holidays: It is not the Responsibility of our Friends and Family to Change their Behavior based on our Newfound Sobriety
Selfishness and self-centeredness is what the 12 Step rooms such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) consider the
The Dangers of Synthetic Drugs
For many years, individuals seeking help for substance use disorder would enter treatment and rattle off a list of substances
Senate takes steps to make Patient Brokering a Federal Crime
On Monday, September 17th, the Senate overwhelmingly approved a legislative package of bills aimed at combating and offering solutions to
It is Time we Change the way we look at and talk about an Addiction Relapse
Over time and with ample evidence, there is very little resistance anymore to the idea that addiction is a disease,
April 2018 is Alcohol Awareness Month
Established in 1987 to aid in reducing the stigma associated with alcoholism and alcohol addiction, Alcohol Awareness Month was an
My Loved One just admitted they are Addicted to Drugs? Now what do I do?
Parents, spouses and other family members that have ever caught their loved one using substances or who have had a