When someone has gone through surgery, or has chronic pain, they may be prescribed a prescription painkiller. Often, these are drugs in the opioid class. Unfortunately, opioids carry high potential for people to develop a dependency on them. As a result, if these drugs are not taken with high levels of medical supervision, addiction can…
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When people suffer from drug abuse, they aren’t always open to the idea of getting help. An intervention is sometimes the best option when it comes to helping them see that they need rehab. Although interventions aren’t 100% successful, studies show that early intervention increases the chances of success. What Is an Early Intervention? Early…
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Adolescence is a challenging period for teenagers and also for the entire family. During this period, teens experience physical, psychological, social, and behavioral changes that sometimes result in difficulties for them and those around them that is why help from a dual diagnosis treatment center can help promote lasting recovery. Due to these changes, it…
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It’s no secret that opioids are one of the most addictive and dangerous drugs out there. The rise of opioid addiction in recent years has become a major public health concern. It affects people from all walks of life, regardless of age, gender or social status. While opioid addiction has become an increasingly common issue,…
DetailsSome of the most commonly abused substances in the United States aren’t illegal or illicit and can be prescribed by medical professionals. Prescription drug abuse has become an increasingly prevalent public health issue in recent years. It is crucial to recognize the signs and seek early treatment to prevent severe consequences since millions of people…
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Across the United States, communities continue to suffer from an opioid epidemic. From OxyContin and prescription fentanyl to heroin and street fentanyl, opioids can be detrimental to individuals and their families. Unfortunately, opioids are often easy to get, incredibly addictive, and challenging to stop taking without medically-assisted treatment and psychiatric support. Medication-assisted treatment programs are…
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The opioid crisis has been big news for at least a decade. Even though opioids can be very helpful in relieving pain, they are also, unfortunately, very dangerous and carry a high risk of addiction. The dangers of taking opioids are hard to understate. Many people have found themselves dealing with opioid use disorder, and…
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Heroin addiction continues to be a challenge in the United States, with upwards of half a million people affected each year. Heroin addiction help is available in professional rehab centers in most states. The first thing that has to happen before anyone with a heroin addiction can start recovery is withdrawal. It is often best…
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Heroin is a potent opiate with a dramatic impact on the brain because the powerful effects of heroin cause it to be addictive, both physically and psychologically. For most people, treatment from a qualified heroin rehab center is the only way to break out of the addiction cycle. After they have decided to seek out…
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The rate of opioid addiction continues to rise in Idaho and the rest of the United States. Opioid crisis statistics show that although the rate of opioid prescriptions has gone down, the incidence of overdose deaths continues to rise. This shows a clear need for a quality opioid rehab program in Boise and the surrounding…
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