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How Does Alcohol Affect the Teenage Brain?
There is no denying the teenage years are a period of intense growth and change. Although they are beginning to look like adults, teenagers’ brains are far from fully developed. A person’s brain does not finish maturing and developing until they are in their mid to late 20s. It is crucial to understand how alcohol...
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Anabranch Expands
Expanding Services to Better Serve the Terre Haute Community Terre Haute, IN – April 15, 2024 – Anabranch Recovery Center, an 81-bed substance use disorder and mental health treatment facility serving adult men and women in Terre Haute and surrounding communities since 2021, is proud to announce the opening of its new outpatient facility. Located...
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Veterans and first responders,
The experiences of United States Veterans, first responders, and active military personnel set them apart from the civilian population. These men and women have stood in the face of danger, navigated life-threatening situations, and made sacrifices that leave lasting impacts on their mental and physical well-being. It is these very experiences, filled with high stress...
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Have you ever known someone who has stopped drinking alcohol but continues to exhibit behaviors and thought patterns associated with addiction? In the past, this person might have been called a “dry drunk” or referred to as having “dry drunk syndrome.” While we no longer like to label people in this way, the characteristics associated...
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Tranq/xylazine
As the opioid epidemic continues to increase throughout the United States, the addition of the chemical adulterant xylazine, commonly known as tranq, is making drugs like heroin and cocaine even more lethal. What is Xylazine (Tranq)? According to the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA), xylazine is a non-opiate sedative, muscle relaxant, and analgesic....
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