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WHAT ARE SOBER COACHES?

THE BENEFITS OF ADDICTION THERAPY

A sober coach is certified treatment professional that is akin to a personal trainer, but who, instead of focusing on getting clients into shape, focuses on helping them maintain their sobriety. Sober coaches are often used after the completion of a residential treatment program, where a patient is in need of more oversight and guidance than […]

METHADONE VS BUPRENORPHINE

METHADONE VS BUPRENORPHINE

Individuals who have developed an addiction to heroin, a dangerous opioid derivative, will eventually require rigorous treatment and rehabilitation. As part of pharmacotherapy (e.g. medication treatment), doctors often prescribe equally potent drugs to counteract the effects of heroin and alleviate the symptoms of withdrawal and detoxification. Two widely known prescriptions are methadone and buprenorphine (Suboxone […]

DICTIONARY OF ILLEGAL DRUGS: WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW

CAN ENERGY DRINKS LEAD TO SUBSTANCE ABUSE?

There are thousands of drugs out there, and some still undiscovered, but only a select variety of those drugs are deemed illegal in the United States. This is a brief dictionary guide to what drugs are illegal, why they are illegal, the categories of drugs, and the effects of each drug on the body. Knowing […]

IS YOUR PARENT AN ALCOHOLIC?

HOW DRUGS CAN HELP ALCOHOL USE DISORDER

No matter what stage in life you are, and no matter what age you are, knowing that a loved one is in emotional and/or physical pain is heart-wrenching.  It is particularly bad when there is a feeling that you cannot help them or you do not even know how to help them. This is particularly […]

UNDERSTANDING BIOFEEDBACK

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Biofeedback, also known as applied psychophysiological feedback, is a form of behavioral medicine that teaches patients how to control and regulate their physiological symptoms. The term stems from the use of electronic monitoring devices to provide feedback on one’s biological functioning. Biofeedback has been a tool used by both medical and mental health practitioners for decades now. The […]

WHEN IS TOO MUCH TO DRINK ALCOHOL POISONING?

WHEN HEAVY DRINKERS DECIDE TO PUT A STOP TO THEIR DANGEROUS HABIT

While most people have had a little too much to drink, causing them to get sick, some people go even farther. In some cases, those who binge drink to excess can suffer from alcohol poisoning, a serious condition that should not be taken lightly. In some cases, alcohol poisoning can lead to death if someone […]

HYPNOTHERAPY

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While often mistaken as a “new age” type of therapy, hypnotherapy, also known as hypnosis, has actually been around since the 1700s and was officially recognized as an effective treatment technique by the American Medical Association and the American Psychological Association in 1950. Hypnotherapy essentially refers to the process of inducing a patient into an […]

LET’S TALK ABOUT BRENDA

PREDATORY BEHAVIOR IN AA

BRENDA is the acronym used to describe a psychosocial approach to addiction treatment that was specifically designed to be used by a wide variety of healthcare providers, including primary care physicians, in conjunction with a pharmacotherapy regimen. The six components of BRENDA are: B: Biopsychosocial evaluation R: Report the findings from the evaluation to the […]

ALCOHOL-RELATED PSYCHOSIS

THE DANGERS OF MIXING ALCOHOL WITH PRESCRIPTION MEDICATIONS

Alcohol-related psychosis, also known as alcohol hallucinosis, is a mental condition characterized by delusions and/or hallucinations that occur during or immediately after intoxication or are experienced as symptoms of withdrawal. The hallucinations typically end upon the cessation of intoxication or withdrawal. While alcohol-related psychosis is considered a rare condition, believed to affect only about 3% of […]

THE THREE STAGES OF RECOVERY

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Recovering from a substance addiction is a lifelong process that can be broken down into three main stages: Early Recovery: While the precise time period may vary, early recovery is generally considered to refer to the first full year of recovery, where an individual faces a higher risk of relapse, especially in the first 90 days. During […]

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