Tianeptine, a drug with a controversial reputation, has recently garnered attention for its abuse potential and the nickname it has earned: Gas Station Heroin. Originally developed as an antidepressant, Tianeptine has gained infamy for being easily accessible in some parts...Read More
Substance abuse and addiction among older adults are growing and often overlooked public health issues. While substance misuse has historically been associated with younger generations, recent studies reveal an alarming rise in drug and alcohol addiction among individuals aged 60...Read More
Setting healthy boundaries is a vital part of maintaining sobriety and achieving lasting recovery from drug or alcohol addiction. In addiction recovery, boundaries refer to the physical, emotional, and mental limits that help you safeguard your well-being and maintain control...Read More
Co-occurring disorders, also called comorbid disorders or dual diagnosis or comorbid disorders, refer to the simultaneous presence of a substance use disorder (SUD) and one or more mental health conditions in the same individual. This interaction is significant because substance...Read More
Relapse is a common yet often misunderstood part of the recovery journey for individuals struggling with substance addiction. When an individual returns to using drugs or alcohol after a period of abstinence, it is called a relapse. The person often...Read More
After completing drug or alcohol rehab, most people move into “recovery,” a time when they continue to work on improving their health. In recovery, you don’t have the intense therapeutic schedule you had in rehab. Instead, you’re relearning, rebuilding, and...Read More
Prescription medications can save lives, ease pain, and improve quality of life when used correctly. However, these same medications can also become a source of serious harm if misused or abused. In recent years, the rise of prescription medication addiction...Read More
Indiana is in the grip of a devastating drug crisis that continues to tear through communities and families across the state. Over the past decade, substance use has surged—driven largely by the relentless rise of opioid addiction. In 2021 alone,...Read More
Stress is an inevitable part of life, but for individuals recovering from drug or alcohol addiction, it can be especially challenging. Research shows that stress is one of the leading causes of relapse, as it can trigger cravings and lead...Read More
