We treat men only, and the mental health side is rarely separate from the substance use. These posts are about what sits underneath: depression that never got named, anxiety managed with a drink, and the expectation to cope quietly that keeps a lot of men stuck for years.
Although many people view barbiturates as somewhat of a drug of the past, they are still being prescribed, and they are still being abused. Many people stopped using them when word got out of their high potential for abuse, and since then, they have primarily been replaced by another, equally as an addictive type of […]
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We have all heard that the urge to use may increase during the holiday season. But if true, what is the real root of that problem? One prominent neuroscientist believes it all harkens back to loneliness and the idea of being isolated during a meaningful time of the year. Seeing how a scientist is saying […]
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It has long been said that loneliness can be a big contributing factor to forming a drug or alcohol addiction. By nature we are a social species, which is why being isolated often leads to depression and a penchant for substance abuse escapism. Recently this topic came up again, in reference to the nation’s opioid […]
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Co-Occurring Disorders and Substance Abuse If you have a mix of mental health issues like anxiety, depression, or bipolar disorder and also suffer from substance abuse, it is defined as dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorder. Having a mental health problem can be a challenge in itself through your everyday life, when you stack on top […]
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Signs, Symptoms, and Treatment While time spent online can be hugely productive, compulsive Internet use can interfere with daily life, work, and relationships. When you feel more comfortable with your online friends than your real ones, or you can’t stop yourself from playing games, gambling, or compulsively checking your smartphone, tablet, or other mobile device—even […]
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