No one wants be addicted, but every addicted person faces fears of recovery. It’s not easy. It doesn’t matter what your addiction: alcoholism, prescription drug addiction, cocaine addiction or even…
…addictive substances or behaviors, you still can’t have alcohol around. Many recovering addicts have gone through treatment for one type of addiction, cocaine or marijuana, for example, and began to…
…depression, they can be strongly tempted to turn to stimulants like cocaine and methamphetamine to help them overcome their inner sense of ennui. Because of their need to always be…
…hallucinations and violent side effects kept it from becoming a mainstream high. Years later, cocaine and crack took over as the drugs of choice among those seeking something more potent…
…cheaper alternative to cocaine or other stimulants. As such, the use of meth can have devastating consequences on both an individual’s physical health as well as society at large. Symptoms…
When people think of dangerous drugs, they probably think of heroin, crack cocaine, crystal meth or strong painkillers like oxycodone. Because it’s legal, alcohol isn’t usually thought of as a…
…Dr. William Stewart Halsted, the “Father of American Surgery.” He was known for developing a cocaine addiction while running his own experiments on its use in surgical procedures. All doctors…
…negativity and other impulsivity factors increase risks for developing an addiction to alcohol, amphetamines, cocaine, and/or a variety of other substances of abuse. They concluded that people who develop addiction…
…and abuse Several SUDs clearly involve some impulse control deficit, including alcoholism, cocaine addiction, nicotine addiction, methamphetamine addiction, and ecstasy addiction. Impulse control deficiencies are not linked to heavy use…
…substance abuse treatment programs that can benefit them regardless of how far along they are in their addiction. Some of the programs we offer include: Alcohol addiction treatment center Cocaine…