Addiction Recovery

Mental health conditions, like depression, anxiety, and PTSD often exist alongside addiction. Whether mental illness or substance abuse comes first, both conditions exacerbate the other. It’s important that whichever rehab you choose is able to address any mental health struggles you may have. Underlying mental illness can complicate addiction as…

Heroin and alcohol are two of the most addictive and deadly substances in the United States. Both substances are central nervous system depressants that, when combined, produce an increased risk of overdose, adverse effects, long-term consequences, and physical dependence. In the most serious cases, mixing heroin and alcohol can stop…

Addiction is a chronic and progressive condition characterized by a dependency on alcohol or drugs. Individuals who suffer from addiction often struggle with co-occurring mental health conditions. One of the most common conditions to co-occur with addiction is a social anxiety disorder. According to The National Institutes of Health, 20%…

Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid that is 50 to 100 times more potent than morphine.[1] This drug is primarily used as a medication for severe pain or for patients with chronic pain who have become tolerant to other forms of opioid medications. However, fentanyl has made its way into…