Blog Archive
August 3, 2023
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The Opioid Crisis Response in Arizona
If Arizona has learned anything about the opioid epidemic, it’s that opioid addiction doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t matter if you have a prescription for oxycodone or if you’re taking an
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Inpatient vs. Outpatient Rehab: Which One is Right for Your Spouse?
When you married your spouse, you probably didn’t imagine that the “in sickness and in health” part of the vows would include substance addiction. And ever since your spouse got
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5 Benefits of Outpatient Addiction Treatment
Addiction treatment is your ticket to getting the help you need to fight substance abuse and reclaim your life. Sounds great, right? Well, getting the right treatment isn’t always easy.
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A Dangerous Combination: Mixing Alcohol and Oxycodone
What’s the first thought that comes to mind when you hear the word, “pain”? You may think headaches, stomach aches, surgery or a broken bone. But that word may also
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Social Media and Mental Health: Effects on Your Wellbeing
Social media has very quickly integrated itself into every aspect of your day. When you wake up, you mindlessly scroll through your Facebook feed. Then, you catch the latest news
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How Addictive is Heroin and Why is Your Loved One Addicted?
If your loved one is struggling with heroin addiction, it’s natural to have questions, such as, “How addictive is heroin?” and “Why is heroin addictive?”. You’re trying to understand how
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Signs of Depression in Your First Responder Loved One
Your loved one is a first responder. From running into burning buildings to protecting local communities, confronting crisis after crisis is a daily practice. But over time, it can become
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What is Dialectical Behavior Therapy and What are the Benefits?
It was only one comment about your life. But before you knew it, you started yelling at your friends. The intense anger and frustration stuck with you. Over the next
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Risks of Mixing Adderall with Alcohol
Originally published: August 7, 2019 Updated on: June 20, 2022 Using Adderall isn’t in itself a bad thing. People use the medication to aid with symptoms of different disorders such