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Watching someone you care about struggle with addiction can be devastating, especially when they refuse help. You might feel frustrated, helpless, or even angry—but it’s important to know that hope is not lost. While you can’t force someone into recovery, there are steps you can take to encourage them and protect their well-being as well...Read More

If you or a loved one is struggling with overuse of alcohol or drugs, and you know you would benefit from getting into a treatment program, do it now. Don’t wait until the new year. It’s tempting to tell yourself that you’ll continue to drink or use drugs through the holiday season and “get clean”...Read More

Your spouse or partner has completed their residential addiction treatment program and is ready to come home. The month you’ve spent without them has, hopefully, helped you gain clarity about what you want and need going forward. Maybe you’ve been fortunate enough to work with a therapist during this time, and that person may have...Read More

In recent years, there has been a rise in drug overdose rates due to the increasing abuse of opioids. Thankfully, a life-saving antidote called Narcan is available. Designed to counteract the effects of an overdose swiftly, Narcan is a crucial development in the ongoing battle against drug addiction.What is Narcan and Its Role in Drug...Read More

In 2019, 14.5 million people in the United States ages twelve and older had an alcohol use disorder (AUD), and each year the number increases. Alcohol use disorder is the term that encompasses alcohol addiction (also known as alcoholism), alcohol dependence, and alcohol abuse. It can be mild, moderate, or severe. It is not uncommon...Read More