Substance Abuse and Addiction

We know that alcohol and drugs are powerfully addictive. But many people don’t know why, so we’re answering why drugs are so addiction.

Many people assume that crime and substance abuse go hand-in-hand, but is it true? Let’s take a look at some real data and facts to answer this question.

Anybody can become addicted. But who is most at risk of drug addiction? Let’s break down which demographics have above-average addiction rates.

Here are three tools you can use if you find yourself in a situation where a loved one is battling a substance abuse disorder and needs help with addiction.

What causes addiction? Although there’s not a definitive answer, we do know the most common risk factors for addiction. And we’re breaking them down…

Here are three tools you can use if you find yourself in a situation where a loved one is battling a substance abuse disorder and needs help with addiction.

The use of powerful prescription stimulants, Adderall abuse, has been rapidly rising across the nation. Adderall sales increased 3135.6% from 2002–2006.

The time it takes to withdraw from heroin, like many other drugs, depend on the length of time that one used, frequency and dosage.

The detoxification symptoms from marijuana vary from each person and they can cause serious discomfort.

For someone to admit they a problem and them being open to seeking help is just the beginning, but an extremely important step towards maintaining sobriety.