Inpatient and residential are two terms in the addiction treatment space that often get used interchangeably. They share a lot of similarities. For starters, both…
Ecstasy is a common name for the illegal drug MDMA. It has acquired a reputation as a party or club drug and tends to be…
Dual diagnosis is when someone has a substance abuse disorder and a mental health disorder at the same time. Dual diagnosis responds to this complex…
Mental health and substance abuse have a complex, often intertwined relationship. Numerous people who struggle with one type of disorder also have the other type…
Heroin is a very addictive type of opioid. Unlike prescription varieties of opioid drugs, heroin is illegal to use in any amount. The signs of…
The LGBTQ community faces unique challenges in accessing and receiving addiction treatment. That is compounded by higher rates of substance abuse in the LGBTQ community…
Addiction has wide-ranging and varied negative impacts on both men and women. How each gender experiences addiction and recovery is often distinct. Deeper variations occur…
Addiction is a serious public health concern affecting millions of Americans annually. Anyone who uses drugs is at risk of addiction to some degree. Yet…
One of the earliest decisions when seeking addiction treatment is the choice between inpatient and outpatient treatment. Outpatient is often a more attractive offer because…
Intensive outpatient programs are an excellent option for people who need a high level of support but also want to stay home during treatment. Flying…