Substance abuse and addiction impact people of all backgrounds. There are numerous substances to which someone may become addicted. One common example is cocaine. Cocaine is very dangerous, particularly if people use it continuously. An overdose of...
Drug and alcohol addiction rates continue to climb all across the country as people try to cope with the mental stress of everyday living during such difficult times. When their symptoms become too much, and they enroll in addiction treatment, many...
Did you know that Massachusetts was one of the hardest-hit states by the country’s heroin epidemic? Since the 1990s, Massachusetts has witnessed year-over-year increases when it comes to its heroin overdose death rate. As a result, there are many...
Xanax is a benzodiazepine that slows down the brain’s processing speed. Prescribed for short-term anxiety, depression, and panic disorders, Xanax and other benzos are increasingly popular. Unfortunately, benzos like Xanax can have lasting effects...
A Vivitrol treatment program begins after a complete and successful medical detox to break the cycle of addiction. It consists of a once-monthly Vivitrol treatment to help people avoid relapsing during recovery from either an alcohol use disorder...
Each year in New Hampshire, over 100,000 men and women struggle with addiction, but only 3-6% of them will seek help to stop the abuse. Addiction is a treatable mental health illness, and there are many benefits of New Hampshire residential...
People across the United States and New Hampshire use cocaine daily. The powerful stimulant drug can enhance work performance and productivity. Unfortunately, it is highly addictive. It can also cause long-term health problems, including changes in...
Addiction affects over 40 million Americans today. Fortunately, there are many evidence-backed treatment programs that give clients the skills and confidence necessary to maintain their sobriety for life. The first step to admit into residential...
New Hampshire ranks among the top states with the highest number of drug or alcohol-related deaths in the country. To reduce this deadly statistic, residential treatment in New Hampshire provides comprehensive treatment programs for folks...
Are synthetic drugs dangerous? Synthetic drugs are made in a laboratory to recreate the effects of illegal drugs using various chemical compounds that mimic the euphoric effects of natural drugs like opioids and cannabis. These drugs are not...
