Category Archives: About Addiction

    Both oxycodone and alcohol are used because they make a person feel happy and problem-free—at least for a … Continue reading The Dangers of Oxycodone and Alcohol →

There are many things that are wise to delay purchasing until you absolutely have the money to pay for them. … Continue reading How to Get into Rehab Without Insurance →

Boredom is a fact of life. The problem is that it can also be a trigger for relapse. But here’s … Continue reading The Link Between Boredom and Substance Abuse →

Did you know that avoidance relates to addiction on several levels? In fact, avoidant behavior can lead to addiction, perpetuate … Continue reading The Tie Between Addiction and Avoidance →

When you first start in recovery, you have a lot of things to keep in mind. Success in recovery depends … Continue reading An Addiction Recovery Checklist →

Topamax, or topiramate, is a drug mainly used to treat seizure disorders, migraines, and weight loss. It is currently being … Continue reading Can Topamax be Used to Treat Addiction? →

People used to think that rehab and detox were the same thing. In other words, as long as you get … Continue reading What is Social Detox? →

Naltrexone, or Vivitrol, is best known for treating opioid addiction, but it is also used to treat alcohol addiction. It … Continue reading Will Naltrexone Stop Alcohol Cravings? →

In 12-step programs, they say you shouldn’t date during your first year of sobriety. This can be a challenge for … Continue reading Why You Shouldn’t Date for Your First Year of Sobriety →

You need help, too. Yes, it’s your loved one who is battling alcohol or drug abuse, but the impact that’s … Continue reading Getting Help: Addiction Support for Loved Ones →

Medication-assisted treatment for substance use disorder is often a complex and personal journey. If you are currently taking methadone as … Continue reading Switching from Methadone to Suboxone: Here’s What to Know →

The FDA recently approved two generic versions of Suboxone, the sublingual form of buprenorphine combined with naloxone. These are the … Continue reading The FDA has Approved a Generic Version of Suboxone →