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Narcan Parties: RSVP Yes to Lower Overdose Death Toll
If we could wave a magic wand and reverse the opioid crisis, it would have happened already. It’s long been at a point where saying, “We’re working on it” isn’t ...
Sober Social Media: Make Way for Sober Influencers
How many times do you check your Instagram every day? More times than you’d like to admit? Me too. Social media takes up a huge chunk of our time. And ...
Who Answers Addiction Help Lines?
Making the decision to accept help SHOULD be the most difficult part of getting help for addicts. After all, it’s not easy to move through the stages of change toward ...
Meth Mouth: 5 Causes of Rapid Oral Rot
Although meth mouth captured the public interest over the years, it’s actually not a well-studied phenomenon. Because meth users are notoriously difficult to track, controlled studies remain lacking. But a ...
Athletes Who Are Successful in Their Recovery
There are several reasons why athletes rely on medications, steroids or other substances in order to keep playing. To be the best, they have to constantly improve themselves. Medication and ...
10 Famous Musicians Who Died from Substance Abuse
"Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything." - Plato It's always sad hearing about someone's passing, whether they ...
#MeToo Bleeds into Substance Abuse: A Symbiotic Trainwreck
When we see yet another #MeToo headline rush past the floodgates, it’s tempting to speculate, “We are living in crazy times. Why is all this sexual harassment stuff coming out ...
Beware of Bait & Switch: 6 Signs of an Effective Treatment Center
Let’s get down to brass tacks: for most people, substance abuse is not a well-understood disease. Getting help feels daunting and foreign. Loved ones often find themselves at a loss ...
Opioid Public Health Emergency: Too Little Too Late
It’s been painful for us to read news outlets buzzing about opiate addiction in wake of the White House’s announcement last week. We agree that the problem has been a …