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National Prevention Week by SAMHSA
National Prevention Week is an annual event put on by Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). In 2020,
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Substance Abuse
5 Things That Will Test Your Sobriety
While you’re actively drinking or using drugs, it seems like everyone wants you to get clean and sober – family
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Prescription Drug Abuse Among Teens and Young Adults
Prescription drug abuse is a rising problem, particularly for teens and young adults. It’s a common misconception that prescription drugs
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy: Who is it For?
DBT was developed as a means of treatment for BPD and effectively treats other disorders, including depression, eating disorders, substance use disorders.
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Alcohol Awareness Month: Changing Attitudes
Alcoholism is a chronic and progressive disease that can be fatal if not treated. April was established as the month
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Putting an End to the Stigma of Addiction
Society is not always kind to people who suffer from addiction. Whether they are still in the process of getting
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Problem Gambling Awareness Month: Recognizing Gambling Addiction and its Connection to Substance Abuse
March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM). This month, the National Council on Problem Gambling aims to increase public awareness
Signs Of A Drinking Or Drug Problem With Your College Student
The two or three months during the summer when your son or daughter returns home after being away at college
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Getting and Staying Sober This Year
Since the days of the ancient Babylonians, people have been progressing into the New Year with resolve to be better
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Can I Drink Alcohol if I have Bipolar Disorder?
Research has found a strong connection between bipolar disorder and alcoholism. Estimates show that up to 45% of individuals with
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