Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is often used to navigate detox, manage withdrawal symptoms, and help clients through early recovery. However, some people feel odd about using medications to manage substance use disorder (SUD). Feeling weary about taking...
Recovering from substance use disorder (SUD) takes time. People often feel more motivated to stay in treatment if they find healthy ways to engage with their local community. Relationships with sober peers also help people heal from substance abuse. According to...
Military service members experience unique mental health challenges. However, it’s not only such service members who deal with the consequences of these challenges but also their families. Military families may also experience additional challenges, specifically...
April is National Alcohol Awareness Month, and as such, there’s no better time to spread awareness about alcohol use disorder (AUD). Spreading awareness of AUD can help individuals seek treatment and educate professionals on the importance of treating it....
Social media and other online sites have the potential to trigger intrusive thoughts, cravings, and symptoms related to substance use disorder (SUD). Managing triggers while scrolling online is important to reduce stress and the risk of relapse. Some individuals with...
There are many professions within the addiction recovery space. This includes counselors and therapists, social workers, and additional medical or clinical professionals. Many professions are particularly active during treatment, but what about after treatment?...
