What Happens if I Relapse?
If you relapse, it doesn’t mean that your drug addiction recovery efforts have been wasted. Find out what causes relapses, how to prevent them, and what to do if one occurs.
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If you relapse, it doesn’t mean that your drug addiction recovery efforts have been wasted. Find out what causes relapses, how to prevent them, and what to do if one occurs.
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Entering a residential treatment program requires real courage. Now that you’ve completed this important first step, congratulate yourself and stand proud as you plan the next stages of your life. Setting some simple goals, building a support network, and being kind to yourself is a solid start.
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Nearly everyone deals with occasional mental health issues, and not every person who uses alcohol or drugs has a problem. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to know if you need help and when to get it. This guide can help you figure out when it’s time to seek treatment.
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Rehab is tough, and you need to be brave to face the program and the challenges that will surface. A frequent concern for clients on a rehab program is gaining the trust of loved ones. By taking things slowly and adopting a new and healthier lifestyle, you can rebuild trust and confidence.
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A huge part of the country’s recent drug use rise has been the ongoing fentanyl epidemic. Fentanyl is a synthetic drug, and a fentanyl overdose can be deadly. Individuals who get hooked on fentanyl will need treatment for fentanyl addiction.
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Fentanyl has seen a massive spike in use over the past few years, resulting in a huge increase in addiction and deaths. There were over 56,000 deaths attributable to fentanyl in 2020.
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America has seen a massive rise in both cocaine and fentanyl overdoses. This has led to a significant fentanyl epidemic. Thankfully, treatment for fentanyl addiction is available for individuals who are suffering.
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Synthetic drugs are chemical drugs manufactured in a lab. Although some are manufactured to treat medical conditions, many are produced only for their psychoactive or psychedelic effect. Understanding the difference between natural vs. synthetic drugs is the first step to understanding how dangerous these drugs can be — and the first step toward getting help to overcome an addiction.
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