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Tapering of Meth and Effective Stimulant Treatment Approaches When you use meth, the dopamine surge creates intense feelings of pleasure and euphoria. These feelings are easy to chase – which is the reason many people end up using meth more than once. From here, it’s a slippery slope to addiction – but how do you […]

Looking at the Connection Between Drinking and Trauma Disorders There’s a strong association between trauma and problematic drinking behaviors. For many people, the connection between drinking and trauma is a complex relationship. Drinking alcohol can bring some symptom relief while you are intoxicated–but it can make common symptoms of PTSD worse, too, while causing other

Get Advice and Resources on Attending Treatment with a Warrant There’s never a wrong time to turn your life around. For many people struggling with alcohol or drug addiction, serious consequences like legal troubles or having an arrest warrant are the wake-up they need to consider treatment. But can you go to rehab with a

A Personal Account of Relapse and Regaining Sobriety When you are a former addict, a relapse can be one of your biggest worries. Having suffered from alcohol addiction for most of my life, I suffered from several relapses before I ultimately quit drinking for good. If it weren’t for the support and encouragement of South

Get Help to Overcome Withdrawals from Suboxone at South Shores The first days after quitting Suboxone are the hardest. Symptoms like nausea, vomiting, chills, and headaches are intense and uncomfortable. You might feel uncomfortable and struggle to fall asleep, making it hard to find relief. But how long does Suboxone withdrawal last? While the worst

Why Go to Rehab on Probation in California For many people struggling with addiction, they are also dealing with legal issues. Whether it’s a drug-related crime or any other legal offense in California, having to deal with both can be tough and overwhelming, particularly when trying to deal with the regular daily challenges of life.

Making Time for Your Sobriety and Recovery For many on the journey to sobriety, Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings are a beacon of hope and a support system. The participants become akin to a family. These group sessions are essential to recovery, whether substituting for strained family relationships or supplementing an already loving home life. Whether