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...
Liberty Health Services Blog
Welcome to our blog, where we provide valuable insights into addiction, recovery, and overall wellness. Our goal is to offer helpful resources for those seeking information on detox, treatment options, strategies for long-term sobriety, and more.
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...
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...
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,...
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...
Heroin is an illegal opioid that causes extreme euphoria and a trance-like state for several hours. The long-term effects of heroin use can lead to serious medical conditions, neurological...
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...
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...
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...
There is an epidemic of narcotic abuse in this country, including opiate addiction. Unfortunately, many people who develop an addiction to opiates start with prescription medications. If you know...
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