Signs of substance use disorder (SUD) usually involve changes in your loved one’s habits, personality, or interests. Some can be more subtle.
Alcoholism may have a powerful opponent, too. Not a magic fix, but something steadier: healthy friendships, honest support groups, and more.
For many people entering recovery, the hardest part of alcohol withdrawal lasts a few days, and the acute phase is largely over within a week.
Can TikTok support recovery or increase relapse risks? Explore the benefits, dangers, and how to use social media wisely during addiction recovery.
This article will focus on ways to reshape early-recovery habits to fit the life you’re living now later on in recovery.
As new drugs enter the market, and shifts occur in supply and demand – so does the persistent crisis of overdose plaguing the nation.
The different stages of change in recovery create unique needs that often call for different kinds of support.
Being able to identify what a healthy friendship looks like is as important as recognizing when an unhealthy dynamic is playing out.
Tranq, or xylazine, is a drug that is increasingly showing up in opioids, stimulants, and other drugs used on the streets.
Most women who enter treatment for substance use disorder fall within their childbearing years, and many are raising children of their own. And even though it’s valid that you’re struggling to forgive your mother, it’s also worth remembering that many moms carry enormous pressure long before substances enter the picture, and when life becomes overwhelming, it usually isn’t because the road’s been easy. If you’d like to better understand why recovery can feel especially complicated