As more individuals seek to maintain their sobriety while still participating in social activities where alcohol is prevalent, non-alcoholic beer has emerged as a potential compromise. On the one hand, it offers the familiar taste of beer without the intoxicating effects, providing a sense of normalcy for those in recovery. However, beneath the surface, this…
Understanding the difference between drug abuse vs. misuse is extremely important. What many people consider “misusing drugs” could cause them to quickly slip into abuse and possible addiction without them ever noticing until it’s taken over. This brief article explains the difference between drug abuse vs. drug misuse, the dangers of both, and which can…
Vicodin and Xanax are two of the most popular and widely prescribed pain and anxiety medications in the United States, with nearly 150 million prescriptions in total. However, these medications are rarely, if ever, prescribed to be taken simultaneously or within the same timeframe due to their combined effects and the heightened risk of addiction…
Introducing a sobriety journal into an individual’s life during addiction treatment is not just a matter of putting pen to paper—it’s a powerful and transformative practice that can significantly benefit the journey to recovery. As addiction often involves complex emotional and mental factors, maintaining sobriety requires external support and a deep understanding of an individual’s…
If you’re wondering whether it’s possible to overdose on crack, you’ve come to the right place. In this concise article, we’ll cover what crack is, the possibility of overdosing, identifying signs of an overdose, its causes, prevention measures, and what to do in the aftermath. What Is Crack Cocaine? Crack cocaine is the rock form…
As individuals become addicted to pain medication, they may move to alternative administration methods to continuously achieve the same effects. One of the most common ways individuals abuse pain medications is by crushing and snorting the pills. This can cause various health risks, and understanding snortable pills is essential in preventing these risks. This informative…
Hydrocodone withdrawal can be dangerous, ranging from mild symptoms, such as runny nose, chills, and sweating, to severe symptoms, such as suicidal thoughts, anxiety, and insomnia. If you’re currently taking or thinking about taking hydrocodone, this article will prepare you for what happens if you develop an opiate dependency and quit suddenly. You’ll learn more…
Most people aren’t aware they can become dependent on Xanax, especially when it’s prescribed by a medical professional for anxiety. Once dependency is established, it can be challenging and uncomfortable to taper off or quit due to withdrawal symptoms, some of which include vomiting, insomnia, and seizures. This article explains how to safely avoid Xanax…
LSD and shrooms are two of the most commonly used hallucinogens in the United States and beyond, with an estimated 20 million people using LSD and 30 million using magic shrooms. With more states and cities decriminalizing psilocybin and the rise of FDA-approved clinical trials, individuals are wondering if these substances are truly safe or…
A soberversary (sober anniversary) is a great way to bring your friends and family together to celebrate an important part of you or someone else’s recovery journey. It’s also the perfect opportunity to highlight the benefits of sobriety and break down stigmatism toward sober events and parties. But this can be a challenge if you…
