- by Sandy Baker
Should you go back to drug and alcohol addiction rehab? Recognizing that you need help is one of the most powerful tools you have against substance use disorder. A large...
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- by Sandy Baker
It’s common to hear people talk about having anxiety. Most of them probably refer to the normal, healthy emotion that’s meant to help support your body’s ability to problem-solve and...
- by Sandy Baker
Anyone can develop an addiction. No matter your income or education level, your race or religion, what pressures you face, or how much or little support you have, you can...
- by Sandy Baker
Often easy to get, tianeptine, also known as gas station heroin, is one of the risky drugs impacting people today. This substance offers an opioid-like effect, meaning it may help...
- by Sandy Baker
Qualities to Look for in an Addiction Treatment Facility Whether you are facing crippling depression and anxiety, an ongoing substance use disorder, or both, you know it’s time to get...
- by Sandy Baker
Opioids are often used in prescription pain medication to treat severe pain. And while no one should have to endure intense pain, opioids are intended only for short-term use. For...
- by Sandy Baker
For some people, mental health disorders and addiction occur together. A person with a diagnosis of a mental health disorder, like depression, anxiety, or bipolar disorder, and drug or alcohol...
- by Sandy Baker
Many people with a substance use disorder (SUD) feel they need to use those substances to minimize pain, mental health complications, and other symptoms. Quitting substance use, even if you...
- by Sandy Baker
Addiction can seem like a very lonely place where no one really understands what you’re facing or can help you. Addiction recovery helps you see that there’s a wide range...
- by Sandy Baker
Many people with a substance use disorder (SUD) feel they need to use those substances to minimize pain, mental health complications, and other symptoms. Quitting substance use, even if you...
