Blog
What Are the Signs of an Overdose?
Those who are struggling with substance use disorder face many risks. These individuals often find themselves falling out of step with their communities and society
Heather
30 August 2024
Blog
New Drugs, New Dangers: What are Xylazines and Nitazenes and How Do They Affect Users?
In the United States and beyond, prescription painkillers and opioid-based drugs are being used illegally at crisis levels: there has been much reporting on the
Heather
9 August 2024
Anxiety
The Link Between Psychological Homelessness and Addiction
Recovering from addiction requires a great deal of inner work. It is a lifelong process and not merely a matter of stopping the problematic behavior
Heather
25 January 2024
Blog
High-Potency Cannabis Linked to Increased Risk of Psychosis and SUD
The potency of marijuana has been rising for the past 50 years[1], with THC levels in some cannabis products now close to 100 percent. Consequently,
Heather
22 January 2023
Blog
What Is Chemsex?
Chemsex is a term that refers to the voluntary use of recreational drugs during sexual activities. It is a practice that is most commonly associated
Heather
11 December 2022
Blog
Grief While Your Loved One with a SUD is Still Alive
“Grief is the price we pay for love.” ~ Queen Elizabeth II Family members of those suffering with a Substance Use Disorder (SUD) may not
Heather
9 October 2022
Blog
The Dangers of Delta-8 THC
Laws and opinions about cannabis have changed dramatically in the last few years. More people have begun to use cannabis to manage their mental health
Heather
5 June 2022
Alcohol
Substance Abuse at Work
Understanding substance use disorder in the workplace In the modern world, many of us will spend an enormous percentage of our lives at our workplaces.
Heather
30 April 2022
Blog
Women and Substance Use Disorder Treatment
This month is Women’s History Month, dedicated to uplifting women’s voices throughout history. Something that is infrequently discussed is women with Substance Use Disorder (SUD)
Heather
27 March 2022
Blog
What is Drug-Induced Psychosis?
Psychosis occurs when a person’s thinking becomes dysregulated, and they experience a reality that differs from other people’s. Psychosis can include auditory and visual hallucinations,
Heather
30 January 2022
Family
Parentification of Children
“Children are not things to be molded but are people to be unfolded.” — Jess Lair, author Parents and children ideally have clearly defined
Heather
21 November 2021
Alcohol
Overdose Myths
Around 841,000 Americans have died from a drug overdose in the last 20 years.[1] Synthetic opioids are the primary driver of overdose fatalities and account
Heather
3 October 2021
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