Addiction

Substance Abuse Treatment in Hunterdon County, NJ When you finally make that big decision to deal with your addiction to drugs or alcohol, going into a substance abuse treatment in Hunterdon County, NJ can make sure that it is your first and last time in treatment. When... Learn More

4 Hard Truths Only Parents of Addicts Understand Denial not only affects the person with the addiction problem, it also affects those around them and, especially the addict’s parents. Even when the signs become impossible to ignore, no parent wants to admit that their child is an addict.... Learn More

12 Signs You’re a Problem Drinker as told in “Sunny”gifs [caption id="attachment_9656" align="aligncenter" width="433"] image credit: wifflegif.com[/caption] There's the social drinker and then there's the problem drinker. For someone with a drinking problem, alcohol has created problems and difficulties in their life. They've also developed a relationship with their drinking... Learn More

10 Celebs Who Went to Rehab and Stayed Sober Recently, we did a blog on the stars we lost too soon to addiction. Here, we celebrate celebrities who are maintaining sobriety. It’s good to know that recovery is possible. It gives us hope. So, here are 10 celebs who... Learn More

Recovery Weekly Horoscope Aries When it comes to passion, you want to center on the amazing lineup of planetary energy that starts on Friday. To begin with, a Full Moon in your love sector on Valentine's Day will bring emotional contentment. If you're... Learn More

In the News: White House Drug Czar Calls For Increased Naloxone Availability Gil Kerlikowske, former Seattle Police Chief, says that law enforcement, alone, won’t solve the problem of fatal drug overdoses and that the Obama administration will focus on prevention and treating addiction. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ WASHINGTON —February 11, 2014 White House “drug czar,”... Learn More

Substance Showdown: Zubsolv vs. Suboxone Zubsolv is a new name-brand drug being used to treat opiate addiction. It is the same as its predecessor, Suboxone, in that it contains the same two drugs: buprenorphine and naloxone, and it is prescribed for the same reasons. Buprenorphine/naloxone... Learn More

Crazy News Stories of the Week As they say, truth is stranger than fiction. Here is your week in crazy news stories… Teen Steals from Girl Scout A South Florida teen has been placed on house arrest – accused of stealing from a Girl Scout. You... Learn More

5 Best Movies/Documentaries on Netflix about Eating Disorders When you’re looking for movies or documentaries on Netflix, it would be nice to have a guide on ones that pertain to certain subject. I’ve sat and searched for the 5 best movies/documentaries on Netflix about eating disorders and made... Learn More

In the News: Hazelden and Betty Ford Have Merged Two leading addiction treatment providers, Hazelden and Betty Ford Center recently announced that their merger has been approved by government regulators, creating what is to be called the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, which is now the nation's largest nonprofit treatment... Learn More

Addiction and Anxiety To discuss the relationship between addiction and anxiety, first we must take a look at what anxiety is. A lot of times, people may throw around the term “anxiety” or “anxious” but they may not truly understand what it means... Learn More

Healthy Relationships vs. Unhealthy Relationships [caption id="attachment_9533" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Photo Credit: www.wifflegif.com[/caption] Sometimes in recovery, it can be confusing to determine a healthy relationship from an unhealthy relationship. Each relationship is different and in my opinion, you know if your relationship is healthy or not... Learn More

Substance Abuse Treatment in Hunterdon County, NJ

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