If you are seeking drug and alcohol related addiction rehab for yourself or a loved one, the SoberNation.com hotline is a confidential and convenient solution.
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Alternatives to finding addiction treatment or learning about substance:
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.12-20-16 | By Tim Stoddart
When I was a drug addict, I remember thinking that my neighborhood was starting to develop a drug problem. I never thought it would get this bad. In Philadelphia, the number of heroin overdoses has nearly doubled in since 2014. In Palm Beach Country, the heroin epidemic cost the city 1.1 billion dollars. Yes, that’s … Continued
09-22-16 | By Chelsea M
It can take a long time and a lot of heartache to get to the point in your addiction where you decide that you need alcohol and drug treatment. It’s true what they say – wanting to get better is sometimes the first step toward long-term recovery, but the fear that keeps you from seeking … Continued
08-29-16 | By Nadia Sheikh
Like other chronic illnesses, relapse rates for addiction are high—ranging from 40-60%. Relapse by no means signifies that treatment has failed, but is there a form of treatment that’s proven most effective? The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) is dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge about addiction, in order to improve treatment outcomes. They’ve established … Continued
07-06-16 | By Jared Preusz
Tens of thousands of Americans are admitted into rehab facilities each year, but research shows about 40 to 60% of these people will relapse. This statistic begs the question, “Does addiction treatment work?” The answer is, yes, addiction can be treated and treatment can work. That said, treatment is not a simple or easy process. … Continued
06-21-16 | By Tim Stoddart
It can be a difficult moment when you finally realize that you can no longer go on living your life as you have been for the past several years. Your drug or alcohol addiction has finally caught up with you to the point that you can no longer be a productive member of society. You … Continued
