6 Common Myths About Addiction
Breaking the Myths About Addiction At A Glance Addiction changes the brain and impairs willpower — it is recognized as a chronic disease, not a
Breaking the Myths About Addiction At A Glance Addiction changes the brain and impairs willpower — it is recognized as a chronic disease, not a
At a Glance: What This Page Covers Defines kratom, how it’s used (tea, pills, powders, extracts), and why its opioid-like effects can lead to dependence
At a Glance: The Failed War on Drugs and Opioid Addiction Explores how the U.S. War on Drugs, launched in 1971, failed to reduce drug
At a Glance: America’s Opioid Crisis The opioid epidemic has been declared a public health emergency, with overdose deaths surpassing car crashes and gun homicides
7 Unhealthy Ways Families Cope With Addiction At A Glance The article outlines six common but unhealthy coping mechanisms** families often use when a loved
When a loved one is struggling with addiction, everyone in the family suffers as well. There’s no escaping the effects of addiction, yet too many family members engage in behavior that allows the addict to avoid facing the consequences for his or her actions.