Oregon has spent the past decade at the center of one of the most consequential drug policy debates in American history. It’s also spent that…
When people talk about alcohol seizures, they usually mean alcohol withdrawal seizures. These are seizures (convulsions) that can occur 6 to 72 hours after a…
Women and men both struggle with addiction. But they don’t always experience it the same way — and the path through treatment isn’t identical, either.…
Men with substance use disorder face a particular bind: the same cultural expectations that make it harder to ask for help are often the same…
If you have PPO insurance and are looking into addiction treatment, you’re already in a stronger position than you may realize. PPO insurance — short…
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Starting treatment takes courage – and not knowing what comes next can make it harder to take that step. This guide walks through each week…
Relapse is a common part of addiction recovery — not a sign of failure. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), relapse rates…
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