
Drug use can cause a variety of effects on vital organs such as the brain […]
Drug use can cause a variety of effects on vital organs such as the brain […]
It can be slightly confusing when thinking of the difference between a habit and […]
Substance abuse and drug and alcohol addiction were, for a long time, considered “younger people” […]
“Just give it up cold turkey.” That is heard a lot from people when addicts […]
Mental health issues have a huge impact on our society. The implications can affect our […]
An Exploration of Substance Use and Addiction in Mainstream Media The average North American adult […]
When an addict is ready to take a step towards recovery, it is important that […]
When people mention shopping addicts or shopaholics, they usually refer to those who compulsively buy […]
Overview Society’s understanding of addiction implies a reliance on alcohol, or drugs like marijuana, heroin, […]
Addiction among students is linked to many negative outcomes, such as lowered academic performance and continued addiction as an adult. By reducing the problem in youth, we can reduce the problem in adulthood.
Substance abuse often results in prison time. But what happens to prisoners once they are incarcerated? Are they given the help they need to break their addictions safely and effectively?
Anything a pregnant woman ingests can be passed onto the fetus, including drugs and alcohol. The addiction effects on the baby can be devastating, and so can withdrawal after the baby is born.
Marijuana addiction can creep up gradually, without the individual noticing. This simple quiz will help you determine whether you have a marijuana abuse problem.
Most of us are instinctively driven to help loved ones who have fallen on tough times. But sometimes, our efforts to help loved ones with addictions can be harmful.
Addiction affects more than the individual. It has significant impacts on close friends and family members. By recognizing the signs of addiction, we can get loved ones the help they need before it’s too late.
Addiction recovery does not end when the rehab program is over. It is a lifelong process, during which the fight to stay sober can be overwhelming. There are things you can do to make it less difficult.