Online Drug/Alcohol Therapy: What You Need to Know
With the global pandemic affecting millions of recovering individuals around the world, it’s important for us to reach out to you and let you know you’re not alone. Thanks to o
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Ice Addiction: What it is and How to Overcome it
According to The National Drug Strategy Household Survey, around 1.3 million Australians are using meth (ice) which is roughly 7% of the nation’s population, a figure that’s fa
Alcohol Detox: How Long Does it Take?
Alcohol is one of the most dangerous substances a person can withdraw from. The withdrawal symptoms can prove life-threatening and requires professional medical attention in most c
Addiction Treatment in the Middle of the COVID-19 Pandemic
With so many people staying in their homes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, individuals who are recovering from addiction may find themselves in a difficult situation. Social distanci
Staying Sober During the COVID-19 Lockdown
For many people who are in recovery you may be wondering if you can handle all of this self-quarantining due to the COVID-19 outbreak. In fact, much of the lockdown may remind you
What You Need to Know About Non-Substance Addiction
When people hear the word addiction, they often associate it with substances like illicit drugs and alcohol. In broader terms, addiction can develop into anything that isn’t subs
What You Need to Know About Sleeping Pill Addiction
Sleeping pills are a classification of drugs that help induce sleep and treat short-term insomnia. These medications slow down the nervous system and work on the brain receptors to
6 Types of Drugs That Are Most Difficult to Quit From
Nearly all types of drugs when abused can lead to chemical changes in a person’s brain. Willpower, decision-making, memory, and mood regulation can all be affected with drug abus
5 Totally Achievable New Year’s Resolutions for Recovering Addicts
2020 signals the start of a new decade and for many people, it feels like a new opportunity. An opportunity to right the ship and learn from the mistakes of one’s past. Call it a