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...
Family therapy can be used as the primary mode of treatment or, as with substance abuse treatment programs, as a complementary therapeutic approach. Counseling aims to promote collaboration among relatives when solving the problems of one or more...
Is cocaine deadly? The short answer is yes. Cocaine is a stimulant that causes increased energy and focus, euphoria, rapid heart rate, and increased body temperature. When taken on a daily bases, it can lead to addiction, severe health problems,...
Synthetic drugs can cover a broad spectrum of substances, most of which are yet regulated by the FDA. Most aren't part of the DEA’s drug schedule, either. These drugs are sometimes labeled as a natural or legal way to get high, but that's not...
Benzodiazepines are a type of sedative medication that effectively treats severe anxiety, panic attacks, insomnia, and other medical conditions. There is a significant risk of addiction if patients take more than prescribed or mix it with other...
Benzodiazepines are a type of psychoactive drug that lowers brain activity and causes deep sedation. While it is safe when taken as prescribed, benzos have a high rate of addiction and overdose as many people will take it with alcohol or other...
Xanax and Valium are some of the most prescribed benzodiazepines in New Hampshire for treating insomnia, seizures, or panic disorders. While they are safe to take as prescribed, those who choose to take their prescriptions with other narcotics are...
