Bipolar disorder is a mental illness marked by extreme mood swings that range from episodes of extreme high—called mania—and periods of severe depression. However, many people with bipolar disorder also struggle with substance abuse, and
Many people struggling with substance abuse dread the thought of entering rehab. While a loved one may be having a difficult time coping with the daily side effects of drug or alcohol abuse, the fear
Addiction problems are often shrouded in secrecy. It’s a common misconception that it’s “easy” to spot those struggling with substance abuse. Most addicts become adept at hiding the side effects of drug or alcohol use
You’ve decided to make the big step from home to inpatient rehab to get help for substance abuse. You may feel nervous or afraid of being away from home and perhaps worried about what
Often, a small action can set the stage for addiction relapse. For this reason, experts recommend a long term program approach to addiction therapy. By understanding the underlying causes of relapse, family members of the
Regaining your family’s trust is arguably one of the most difficult parts of rebuilding your life after addiction recovery because you have no control over how they feel. But building back the trust of
An intervention is a way for family and friends to encourage a loved one to seek addiction help: it’s a way of breaking through the walls of denial, showing that you care. An intervention aims
Your sister, brother or another family member has not been themselves lately. You worry that drugs are affecting their behavior, moods, and habits. Many people are afraid of bringing up the subject of drugs
If you suffer from PTSD and substance abuse then call 877-284-0353 now or contact us here for immediate help. PTSD; most people have heard of it and it often conjures up thoughts of military personnel
You’ve seen all the warning signs and have long ago confirmed your worst suspicions — your loved one is addicted to drugs or alcohol and needs help. But what should you do? Letting your spouse,
