Spotting the Signs of Cocaine Abuse
Cocaine begins affecting your brain in a matter of seconds – whether it’s snorted, smoked or injected into the bloodstream. And while the high is
Addiction Recovery, Hope and Purpose
It’s nearly July already, and hopefully your summer is going smoothly. Perhaps you are finding yourself with some extra free time that will allow you
U-47700: China Bans Four Synthetic Drugs
When talking about synthetic drugs, one of two things should come to mind: Dangerous chemicals used to make bath salts or synthetic cannabis; or powerful
4 Reasons Why Men Should Meditate During Recovery
With guys like Russell Simmons and Hugh Jackman touting its benefits, meditation is becoming more and more mainstream among the male population. In the recovery
Heroin Vaccine Shows Promise for Addiction
Alcohol and substance use disorders have no known cure. There is not a pill you can take that will rid you of addiction. There are
How to Find the Right Hobby for You
Discovering a hobby can be an important part of your new sober lifestyle. In fact, the right hobby will not only help you occupy your
Addiction Recovery: A Social Model
If you are new to addiction recovery there is a good chance that you have been scratching your head about many things. Which is more
Depression Advocate Michael Phelps
At the end of last month and at the beginning of June, we focused heavily on post-traumatic stress disorder. Which makes sense. Considering the passing
Alcohol Use, Even Moderately – Impacts Brain
Yesterday we wrote for our readers about binge drinking and high-intensity drinking. Binge drinking is associated with men consuming 5 or more drinks and women
Binge Drinking Among Young Adults Increases
It is probably fair to say that drinking alcohol socially is an American pastime. Or, at the very least, involved in many activities that Americans