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Recovering from substance abuse is serious. It can take time, and it takes effort. But it's also worth it to live a clean and sober life. If you or a loved one is struggling with a heroin addiction, you might be wondering what the heroin addiction recovery rate is. While…

group learning how does aa help

Alcoholics Anonymous or AA is one of the largest support groups for recovering alcoholics across the country. No matter where you live, you can often find many meetings within easy distance. This faith-based program follows a 12-step principle that members work on in order. How does AA help those who…

man on couch thinking about dangers of designer drugs

There's a lot of talk about what people are calling designer drugs. They make it sound like these drugs are exotic and fun, or that they aren't harmful. But that's not the case. There are many dangers of designer drugs, including the idea that you don't always really know what's…

woman holding smartphone social media and substance abuse

With the growing level of social media is coming a growing level of substance abuse. That leaves some people to wonder if the two are linked together in some way. At first glance, it wouldn't seem like social media and substance abuse have anything in common. But a closer look…

two women engaged in motivational interviewing and addiction

Often, the decision to quit an addictive substance is filled with ambivalence. This is especially true for individuals who are in treatment as a result of a court order, but even though those who seek treatment on their own may have a period of being unsure. Individuals worry about going…

September 11, 2001 started out just like any other Tuesday. Men and women all over the country woke up, showered, got dressed, kissed their kids and sent them off to school, and then got into their cars or boarded buses or trains and went off to work -- same as…

close up of hands of individual with depression and anxiety

The relationship between depression and anxiety and addiction is a strong one. Because one in four adults with a mental illness also suffers from a substance abuse disorder, it's critical to understand the connection for effective treatment. So here's what you need to know and how to get help with…

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