Addiction Resources in Lowcountry
Waypoint Recovery Center offers a wide range of substance use disorder treatment options for South Carolina residents, including both residential treatment and an intensive outpatient... Read More
Abuse of Benzos Is on the Rise
The opioid crisis may be making headlines, but prescription painkillers are far from the only medication with the potential for abuse. Prescriptions for benzodiazepines are... Read More
7 Ways to Help You Get Your Career Back on Track: Job Hunting Tips for People in Recovery
Recovery is a time of new beginnings, which often includes finding new employment after leaving residential treatment. Although people in the early stages of recovery... Read More
How Drug and Alcohol Abuse Affects the Veteran Community
Substance use disorders do not discriminate. People of all ages, races, and socioeconomic backgrounds can struggle with drug or alcohol addiction. However, among those who... Read More
Can Withdrawal Be Fatal?
Withdrawal is a necessary part of the recovery process, but it’s often misunderstood. Knowing what to expect and how to proceed safely can help you... Read More
Talking to Someone About Their Depression: Tips to Help You Start the Conversation
Depression manifests in a number of ways. Symptoms can include: Fatigue and difficulty sleeping Trouble concentrating Anxiety Lack of interest in hobbies or spending time... Read More
When Saying “No” Is an Act of Love
Dealing with a friend or family member who struggles with drug or alcohol addiction can be extremely difficult. Your loved one may make excuses for... Read More
Packing for Residential Treatment: What to Bring and What to Leave at Home
Entering residential treatment for a substance use disorder provides you with a fresh start to the next chapter of your life. Packing for your stay... Read More
8 Ways to Take Care of Yourself While Loving Someone Who Struggles with Addiction
Loving someone who struggles with drug or alcohol addiction puts you on an emotional roller coaster. In any given day, you may be frustrated, hurt,... Read More
Bringing Naloxone to First Responders Won’t Cure the Opioid Epidemic, But It’s a Start
Expanding use of naloxone by first responders is widely considered to be a key part of fighting the growing opioid epidemic in South Carolina as... Read More