The first 90 days of sobriety mark a critical period in your recovery journey. This transformative time brings significant changes, challenges, and opportunities for growth as you build the foundation for lasting recovery. During these initial months, you’ll...
Speedball is a dangerous and potent combination of two opposing drugs—typically a stimulant like cocaine and a depressant such as heroin or fentanyl. This mix of substances creates a high that is both intense and risky, as the stimulant speeds up the body’s functions...
Drug addiction takes a toll on people’s lives, jobs, and relationships. It also takes a toll on the family who love them. Getting sober is a journey that takes a great deal of time and energy but is worthwhile to stop drinking or using drugs and reclaim your life....
Withdrawal from substances can be an incredibly challenging experience, affecting both your physical and mental health. Among the various symptoms that may arise, nausea is one of the most common and distressing. This ongoing discomfort can disrupt your recovery...
Making a significant change in your life is always scary, and getting sober is no different. There can be all kinds of roadblocks between you and your recovery, and they may come from directions you don’t expect. Sometimes, your own attitude about your substance use...
