The life of an addict is a difficult life, but the life of an addict’s loved one can be just as difficult. When someone you love is caught in substance abuse or chemical dependence, it can hurt you to watch them make the wrong decisions a …
Federal and Ohio state officials are making progress in the fight against opioid overdoses, but it seems that every time some good is done, something new comes along to undo it. This is the case all over Ohio where fentanyl-laced cocaine ha …
Getting sober is a uniquely personal experience. There are undoubtedly certain proven methods and therapies to help people recover from drug and alcohol addiction in Ohio but not every method works for everyone. One of the most popular fo …
The holiday season is upon us which means merriment, family, and cheer. Unfortunately, the holiday season also means dealing with dysfunctional family, stressing yourself out on events and gift-giving, and lots of temptation. Staying sober …
Getting sober is likely the most stressful life event you’ll have ever to go through. Getting sober puts your brain and body through the wringer – but you can come out clean on the other side of going through inpatient treatment. In …
Let’s imagine a scenario. You filled your body with drugs or alcohol for twenty straight years but finally decided to get sober. You went through a professional drug detox to properly flush all substances from your body and enrolled in an …
When you first quit drugs or alcohol, you need all possible tools to help your recovery. There are several drug and alcohol treatment methods that most people know about it including counseling, drug detox, and 12-step meetings but lately, …
The U.S. opioid crisis has caused thousands of deaths and overdoses across the entire country but there aren’t many states who have been hit as hard as Ohio. Ohio suffers from the second-largest opioid death rate per capita behind only We …
There’s much more to addiction than chemical dependence. Chemical dependence keeps the brain and body addicted to drugs or alcohol but if that’s all there was to addiction, there’d be no such thing as relapse. People addicted to drugs …
Ohio has seen more opioid deaths and addictions per capita than any other state except for West Virginia. There is more of a need for inpatient treatment in Ohio now than ever. Thousands of Ohio residents have suffered through the pains of …
