Behavioral Health Initiatives 2022
Home » Addiction Treatment The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the nation’s top health care regulator, is tackling three major initiatives in the behavioral health space in 2022 as we continue to find our “new normal” and learn to live with...
The Cravings of Drug Addiction and the Different Treatment Programs
Home » Addiction Treatment A key feature of addiction is the desire or craving for a drug, which is different from casually using a substance. Due to this fact, professional addiction treatment programs often focus on controlling these cravings. For individuals to...
Drug Addiction: Opioid Overdoses Connected to Use of Multiple Drugs
Home » Addiction Treatment Drug addiction has challenged many communities and states across the nation. Recent studies are casting more light on the more lethal aspects of addiction. Research indicates that deaths from opioid overdoses among teenagers and young adults...
Advice for Recovering from Opioid Use Disorders: 3 Tips
Home » Addiction Treatment Opioids addiction is a problem that impacts many individuals and families. A fact that is particularly true in the state of Ohio. However, it is possible to recover from opioid use disorders. Here are three general tips to follow in order to...
Opioids: What are They, a Brief History & Symptoms of Addiction
Home » Addiction Treatment Opioid use and addiction are a common topic in the news. Yet, some people are not aware of the history of opiates (opioids) in the United States. This includes not knowing some of the more common symptoms of opioid addiction. What are...
The Disease of Addiction and SUD Treatment Program Principles
Home » Addiction Treatment Millions of Americans suffer from addiction. Yet, many people are unaware that addiction, as a mental health condition, is a disease. One of the best methods for treating this disease is through a well-organized treatment program. There are...
The Comorbidity of Depression, Anxiety and Substance Abuse
Home » Addiction Treatment Some people are surprised to learn that mental health conditions may have a comorbidity trait which means they can develop at the same time for some people. This is especially true for illnesses like major depressive disorder (MDD), anxiety...
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