MAT for Alcohol Abuse
31May
14May
Guidance on Somatic Shaking Therapy and How it Works
Looking at the Details and Benefits of a Somatic Shaking Practice
Somatic shaking therapy is a body-based therapy that can help relieve emotional and physical tension. Often used for trauma recovery, somatic shaking exercises create a cathartic release. It’s a great practice to add to your toolkit, with few to no...
29Apr
Books About Gambling Addiction
The Best Literature Resources on Gambling Addiction
Gambling addiction is a complicated and misunderstood condition that can ruin families, relationships, and finances, and leave someone entirely destitute. A compulsive gambler is diagnosed with a behavioral disorder, sharing many of the same psychological aspects with a drug addict, including the way gambling addiction...
14Apr
What Does Crack Smell Like When Smoked?
Maybe you suspect that a loved one has a drug problem, but you want to find proof first. Perhaps you are the one using the drugs and want to know if your friends and family can smell it in your home. No matter the reason, it's important to know: what...
30Mar
Does Alcohol Show Up On a Drug Test for Work?
What You Need To Know About Drinking Before a Drug Test
Many companies test for a variety of substances as a condition of employment. But, does alcohol show up on a drug test for work? We'll explore that question and related points on the page below. Individuals who are concerned about their...
16Mar
Does Smoking Weed Cause Acne?
Understanding the Relationship Between Weed and Acne Breakouts
When you look in the mirror, the first thing you likely notice about yourself is the quality of your skin. Acne breakouts can impact your self-esteem dramatically, but pinpointing its cause can be a real challenge. Does smoking weed cause acne, and what...
28Feb
How Long Does the Smell of Weed Last?
How to Overcome Addiction and Get Rid of Weed Smell for Good
Someone is coming over. You don't want them to be hit with the weed smell when they walk through the door. How long does the smell of weed last? Even more importantly, how do you quickly eliminate smells that...
07Feb
45 AA Meeting Topics to Jumpstart Dialogue
Suggestions on Meeting Topics for Alcoholics Anonymous
My alcoholism left me broken and searching for a higher purpose in life. When I began the recovery process, I didn't know what to expect. I was afraid every day that I would relapse and fall back into my old ways. Maintaining sobriety is...
25Jan
PTSD is Ruining My Relationship | Getting Support
Tips for Managing PTSD and Relationships Successfully
I don’t like talking about what happened on the worst day of my life. After what happened, I had a hard time staying connected to reality. My days all blended together and I felt numb to the world around me. At the end of the...
12Jan
How Long Does Alcohol Stay in Your Urine?
Get Guidance on How Long Alcohol Stays in the System and More
People are issued drug tests for many reasons. Whether for probation or parole guidelines, custody court, or conditions of work, many of us have found ourselves anxiously awaiting the results of a drug screening after unwinding with a few...
28Dec
How Does Problem Gambling Affect Families?
The Ripple Effects of Gambling Addiction on the Family Unit
How does problem gambling affect families? When a loved one has a gambling addiction, the impact of the problematic behavior extends beyond just the gambler. Visualize what happens when you drop a pebble into a pond - it makes multiple rings...
16Dec
What is the Cost of Failure to Launch Programs?
A Cost Benefit Analysis of FtL Programs for Young Adults
A failure-to-launch program can provide a supportive environment for young adults struggling from their teenage years to adulthood. It can be frustrating for parents and families when grown children don't pursue college or hold down a job. Failure to launch programs supports...
02Dec
How Long Does Cocaine Stay in Your System?
The Duration of Cocaine and Crack in Urine and the Body
Derived from the coca plant, cocaine is a highly addictive drug. Currently, cocaine, or “coke,” is a Schedule II controlled substance due to the potential for substance abuse. If you’re asking, “How long does cocaine stay in your system?” you...
20Nov
How to Comedown from Cocaine
Get Insights on the Cocaine Crash and Use it to Get Help
For those with a love of cocaine, the coming down can be brutal. The final product of cocaine use, otherwise known as the cocaine comedown or cocaine withdrawal, can be overwhelming, triggering significant anxiety and paranoia. Exhaustion, irritability, anxiousness, and...
06Nov
What is DISA Drug Testing?