If you or a loved one are in recovery, you might often hear the term “co-occurring disorder” (COD). Also known as a “dual diagnosis,” the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) of the United States prefers the term “COD.” See what it is, why it matters, and how it applies to people in … Read more
Dual diagnosis treatment programs are important for alcoholics because it gives people who struggle with both substance use disorders and other mental illnesses more options in terms of treatment. It’s difficult to treat alcoholism if other underlying mental health conditions aren’t treated, and it’s difficult to treat mental health disorders if there’s an active addiction … Read more
Among veterans, alcohol is the most often abused substance. Veterans suffer from alcoholism because of mental health disorders and struggle to adjust to civilian lives after deployment. There is, however, effective treatment for veterans seeking sober lifestyles once military service has ended. Military Culture and Alcoholism Drinking can be part of the culture of many … Read more
America is facing an epidemic of addiction. According to the CDC National Center for Health Statistics, over 90,000 people died from a drug overdose in 2020. That is approximately 20,000 people more than in 2019, and many experts expect the number to be even higher in 2021. Opiate and heroin addiction accounts for a large … Read more
If you’ve ever found yourself searching on the internet about whether it’s safe to combine alcohol with Zoloft, you know it can be challenging to find the information you’re seeking. But, knowing the risks of drinking while taking a prescription medication is critical to being responsible and staying safe. There are potential side effects of … Read more
If you’re still using, Alcohol Relapse also may loom large in your mind, and you may ask yourself if it is worth going through the daunting process of withdrawal and addiction recovery if you’re likely to relapse again after a few months. If you’re early in your addiction recovery journey, it can still sometimes feel … Read more
Mental Health illness refers to a wide range of conditions affecting mood, behavior, and thinking. The term includes substance use disorder, eating disorders, and other process addictions. Everyone has moments of feeling down, confused, or fearful. People with a mental disorder experience their symptoms all the time without relief until the problem is discovered and … Read more
Alcoholism is a serious condition that reduces a person’s quality of life and causes long-term health problems. Knowing the warning signs of this condition can help you determine whether it’s time for you or a loved one to get help at an addiction treatment center. A treatment center can help see you safely through alcohol … Read more
Lucemyra is one of the drugs that have been FDA approved for assisting with opioid withdrawal. However, it is not approved as a treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD). Instead, it is part of a broader management plan that may include other medications, psychological support, and other evidence-based therapies. But is Lycremya addictive? Is there … Read more
The abuse of drugs and substances is a trendy issue in this generation and society of today; many individuals struggle with drug and Opioid abuse. Individuals use and consume these drugs and substances for various reasons. Peer pressure is often a major factor in substance use, while others use it to help them temporarily escape … Read more
After completing rehabilitation for alcohol use disorder, returning to ordinary life can sometimes feel rife with relapse triggers. To help navigate life post-rehab, it is a good idea to be aware of common alcohol relapse triggers. Staying vigilant about situations that might provoke alcohol misuse can help prevent a return to old behaviors. Here are … Read more
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