Does Addiction Run in the Family?
Several medical and mental health conditions share a genetic link. Examples of common conditions that “run in the family” include […]
Read MoreSeveral medical and mental health conditions share a genetic link. Examples of common conditions that “run in the family” include […]
Read MoreIf a friend or a member of your family has attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) or attention-deficit disorder (ADD), you are […]
Read MoreThe National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics states at least one in eight teens abused illicit substances in 2019. Of […]
Read MoreHistorically, addiction struggles were considered voluntary. Many, including medical and mental health professionals, believed those who abused substances were “choosing” […]
Read MoreIt is safe to assume we have all sat somewhere trying to pass the time by playing a game on […]
Read MoreDeciding to seek treatment to overcome addiction is the first and one of the most important decisions someone who struggles […]
Read More“It’s funny. At first, I think you start getting high to dull your emotions, to escape from them. But after […]
Read MoreTeens in recovery are highly sensitive to triggers, especially when under stress or uncertain circumstances. While it may seem logical […]
Read MoreThere are many people who consider themselves functioning addicts. By definition, a functioning addict is someone who uses drugs and/or […]
Read MoreYour parents, your friends, your doctor, your therapist – everyone is saying rehab is your next stop. But, you are […]
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