Addiction Recovery

Opioids are powerful and addictive substances that are extremely difficult to quit without medical and behavioral intervention. Many people avoid trying to get sober due to the fear of going through opioid withdrawal and battling intense drug cravings. In severe cases, mental and emotional symptoms of withdrawal can last for…

Nearly 1 in 4 people with serious mental illness also struggle with drug or alcohol addiction.[1] One of the most common mental health conditions reported among people who struggle with substance abuse is depression. Depression can seriously impact a person’s daily life, functioning, and overall well-being, and it can also…

Crack cocaine is a highly potent and addictive stimulant drug that is derived from, but more potent than, powdered cocaine. When abused over a long period of time, crack cocaine produces changes in the brain and body that make people crave more and more of the drug. Individuals who become…

Addiction is a progressive disease that usually gets worse without treatment--not better. Unfortunately, many people avoid getting help due to the high cost of addiction treatment programs. If you are struggling with addiction, you may feel as though you’ll never be able to afford to get the help you need.…