800-761-7575Opioids Fuel Doubling of Suicides and Overdoses
Suicides and drug overdoses are killing American adults at an alarming rate — twice the rate as they did 17 years ago, according to a recent review and analysis by
Resolutions, Who Needs Them Anyway?
Resolutions are so last year. Resolutions are hard to keep; they are either too ambitious or too obscure. Subtle lifestyle adjustments with good intention are much easier to carry through
Controversial Tool in Fight Against Opioid Addiction
A new tool has emerged in the fight against opioid overdoses – but it’s a bit controversial. It’s the fentanyl test strip, which allows people to test whether drugs like
Sober Winter Fun in New Jersey
The long, cold dark days of winter can be challenging for people in recovery. Fortunately, planning a few fun, sober activities can make all the difference when it comes to
Have a Healthy and Happy Holiday!
The holidays are a time of great emotion. Those emotions can be enchanting or somber. Recovery is different for every person. Additionally, everyone has different circumstances that construct their perception
Does Empathy Play a Role in Relapse?
Having empathy, or understanding another person’s thoughts, feelings, emotions and point of view, is usually a good thing. In fact, it’s considered a key feature in normal social interaction. But
Should Doctor Visits Include a Drinking Checkup?
The United States Preventative Service Task is urging all primary care physicians to give adults, ages 21 to 64, a “drinking checkup” at annual exams. The goal: To screen for
Study Reveals Five Types of Problem Drinkers
We already know that treating alcohol use disorders is complicated – but now a new study says it may even more complex than we think. That’s because researchers at Penn
Sufentanil, Fentanyl’s Cousin Approved by FDA
Fentanyl has been credited with fueling the ongoing opioid crisis in the United States. In the midst of the national health emergency, Fentanyl’s more potent analogue has been authorized for
Nurse Burnout: What You Need to Know
Burnout is a growing concern among nurses. Long shifts of 12 or more hours can lead to exhaustion and stress. Plus, many nurses are dealing with the emotional strain of
