Addiction Recovery

Each year, thousands of people take prescription medication to help them manage the symptoms of anxiety. For people who struggle with the discomfort of anxiety, these medications are an important tool that allows them to function in their daily lives. One of the most common prescription medications for anxiety is…

Many people want to get help for addiction but have various factors holding them back from getting the help they deserve. Some people are in a bad financial situation, are unable to take time off work, or have families to take care of. Others are in denial that their problem…

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, 7.7 million adults have co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.[1] When people think of co-occurring conditions, they often imagine anxiety and OCD, or PTSD and depression. However, a common comorbidity in the United States is anorexia nervosa and addiction. Similar to…

When you enroll in a substance abuse treatment program, you take the first step toward committing to a life of sobriety. In the beginning, you may feel eager to get better and to face your demons. However, as the days go by and you start feeling better, you may start…