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Most people are aware of opioid addictionโs impact on a personal level. However, the cost of opioid addiction goes beyond those grappling with the disease.
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Most people are aware of opioid addictionโs impact on a personal level. However, the cost of opioid addiction goes beyond those grappling with the disease.

Contributor: Theresa Styffe, Counselor at Health Care Resource Centers Woburn, MA As many of us know, the term โWar on Drugsโ has been circulating in

Insomnia is one of the top concerns for people in withdrawal or addiction recovery, and it can lead to anxiety, depression and an increased chance

It’s more important than ever to understand the potential dangers of opioid use. Why? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), theย United

If you struggle with opioid addiction, the importance of individual substance abuse counseling cannot be overstated. While medication-assisted treatmentย (MAT)ย has proven to be one of the

According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, opioid misuseย greatly impacts the criminal justice system. A person’s odds of incarceration rise sharply when

Contributor: Kate Webby, Treatment Center Director at Health Care Resource Centers Addiction recovery is a long-term process that requires outside support and resources. As the

Addiction is a complex disease with both physical and psychological characteristics. The physical symptoms of withdrawal make it difficult to quit, butย that’s not the whole

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) using methadone is one of the most successful options available to people struggling withย opioid use disorder. Methadone treatment combined with counseling are

Addiction recovery is a lifelong journey with many milestones along the way. Determining benchmarks or goals as you come out of opioid addiction is an

Since the late 1990s, alcohol and drug-related deaths, as well as suicide, have steadily been on the rise for people from all age groups and

Patients recovering from opioid use disorder are living in an unprecedented time due to the global COVID-19 pandemic. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention