The holiday season, while joyful, can be challenging for those working to stay sober. Social gatherings and family events often include triggers that can make maintaining sobriety difficult. Westwind Recovery® offers resources and guidance to help individuals stay committed to their recovery goals during this time.
The holiday season, while joyful, can be challenging for those working to stay sober. Social gatherings and family events often include triggers that can make maintaining sobriety difficult. Westwind Recovery® offers resources and guidance to help individuals stay committed to their recovery goals during this time.
Overdosing on trazodone can be dangerous and even deadly. In this article, we’ll discuss what Trazadone is, how it can lead to an overdose, and what to do if someone overdoses on Trazadone...
As the election season approaches, many people experience a heightened sense of anxiety and stress. The constant barrage of political news and social media posts can be overwhelming, leading to feelings of fear, anger, and uncertainty. This increase in anxiety is often referred to as "election anxiety."
Can you have alcohol intolerance? Yes, you can. Even though this country appears to be built on visits to the local bar and work drinks on a Friday night, for some people a sip of wine or beer can cause severe consequences–not just a bad hangover.
In recent years, there has been a rise in the popularity of a drug called 3-methyl methcathinone (3 MMC). This substance, also known as "MMC" or "New Molly", is gaining traction among party-goers and causing concern among healthcare professionals.
Mental health issues affect people from all walks of life, including celebrities. Despite their fame and fortune, there are more celebrities with mental health issues than you might think. The public's fascination with celebrity lifestyles can make it difficult for them to open up about their mental health issues.
October is National Substance Abuse Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of substance misuse and promoting proactive strategies to prevent addiction in individuals, families, and communities.
If you were ill or suffered a broken bone, you would turn to your doctor for help getting well. The same should apply to mental health. Yet, there can be a negative stigma about seeking help for mental health struggles in society.
September is a month dedicated to raising awareness about addiction and substance use in Los Angeles, CA. National observance held in the entire month of September by healthcare professionals, addiction professionals, and those in recovery.
