For those living with substance use disorder, seeking help at a teen rehab center provides hope and a chance of a better life. Amid the disruption caused by the coronavirus pandemic, you may feel uncertain whether now is the right time to turn your back on drugs and alcohol. The truth is, substance abuse is…
Dear Employees, Patients, and Families, The health and safety of our patients, staff, and their families is of our utmost importance at Zelus Recovery. As healthcare providers, we are committed to providing the safest environment to all who enter our office. Our intent is to remain open and continue treating patients this week. However, if…
Addiction treatment is essential for overcoming drug problems and improving your overall lifestyle. Fortunately, there are numerous rehab centers in Boise Idaho that can help. They treat various drug addictions while offering effective, comprehensive programs and services. Choosing the right facility might seem overwhelming if you don’t know where to start. Questions to Ask Rehab…
Loading… Many people wonder, “Is alcohol a drug?” Unfortunately, in the U.S. alone, thousands of people die every year thanks to alcohol abuse. There’s no doubt drinking in excess is extremely dangerous. Therefore, knowing what alcohol is and how it affects the body can increase awareness and save lives. Is Alcohol a Drug? Yes,…
Plenty of rehab facilities cater to adults but, are they appropriate for teens and young adults, as well? Fortunately, at a Northwest addiction recovery center that works exclusively with the younger demographic, your son or daughter can heal in a unique comprehensive environment. The Dilemma Teens and Young Adults Face In many situations, substance abuse…
Addiction happens anywhere to anyone. There is no demographic immune to the danger and risk of drug and alcohol addiction. However, substance abuse and addiction often affect teens and young adults. This is why, when seeking treatment for your son or daughter, choosing a rehab facility close to home is important. Exploring the substance abuse…
Adolescence is a time of enormous growth and change. As young people move from childhood through their teenage years and into adulthood, they tend to grow physically and mature emotionally. But they also start to engage the world more profoundly, to think critically, and to develop deeper and more complex relationships with their family members,…
Modern medical terminology for common conditions can sometimes be confusing. One term that you are likely to hear as you to explore the topics of rehabilitation, addiction, and recovery is “substance use disorder.” But what is substance use disorder? And how is it different from substance abuse, substance dependence, and drug addiction? The Diagnostic and…
Substance abuse disorders are chronic, incurable conditions that can impact your brain chemistry, cognition and behavior. Both illicit and prescription medications pose the risk of physical and psychological addiction. Some of the most commonly prescribed medications, such as Adderall, can cause addiction. As many as 5% of teens and young adults are prescribed Adderall, which is used…
All psychoactive substances, such as alcohol, marijuana, and opiates, have the potential to cause both physical and psychological addiction. But what is psychological dependence? Psychological dependence requires treatment but does not result in your body developing a physical dependency on your substance of choice. Both physical and psychological dependencies can cause withdrawal symptoms and require…