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Doctor shopping is the practice of visiting multiple doctors in order to obtain as many prescriptions as possible. This practice is most commonly associated with prescription drugs, specifically prescription opioids, as a way to obtain…

Coping mechanisms are the tools and strategies we use to manage stress and navigate difficult situations. While some coping mechanisms are healthy and constructive, others can be harmful and counterproductive. Understanding the difference between healthy…

Understanding the concept of an addiction trigger is crucial in the journey of addiction recovery. Triggers can significantly influence one’s path towards sobriety, making it essential to recognize and manage them effectively. Doing so provides…

Snorting oxycodone is a highly dangerous method of consumption that can lead to serious health complications, addiction, and even death. Oxycodone is a potent opioid prescribed for moderate to severe pain, but when misused, its…

Imagine this: You’re at a friend’s barbecue, surrounded by laughter and the smell of grilled food. Someone hands you a drink, and for a brief moment, you’re tempted to accept.

If you or someone you know is going through alcohol withdrawal, it’s important to understand what to expect during this challenging process. Alcohol withdrawal isn’t the same for everyone, and it can range from mild…

Depression relapse refers to the recurrence of depressive symptoms after a period of improvement or uplift after experiencing the effects of a depressive disorder. Individuals who have experienced major depressive disorder may find themselves facing…

In the peaceful Piney Woods of East Texas, Cypress Lake Recovery provides a sanctuary for those struggling with mental health and substance use disorders. Led by Executive Director Joani Burchett, the facility offers a holistic…

Achieving lasting recovery can feel like an uphill battle, especially for those trying to maintain sobriety without the right support. Studies show that nearly 40-60% of individuals in recovery from substance use relapse within their…

In recent years, a substance commonly referred to as "drank" has gained notoriety, particularly in music and pop culture. Drank, also known as "lean," "purple drank," or "sizzurp," is a concoction made from prescription-strength cough…

The “Pink Cloud” of sobriety is a term used within the recovery community to describe a period of elation, optimism, and joy experienced by individuals who have recently achieved sobriety.

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