When a client enters rehab with a significant addiction to heroin or fentanyl, they are truly going to face an uphill battle just to get past their withdrawal symptoms. Yes, someone who has been abusing high-level opioids for any meaningful length of time is definitely going to have to deal with a number of withdrawal […]
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The dangers of substance abuse are real and present regardless of how well an individual manages his or her personal and professional responsibilities. Your ability to continue paying bills, going to work on time, and dealing with the general demands of life may make your substance abuse difficult to recognize. This is known as being
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Now that you are considering addiction treatment, you’re probably wondering what it entails. This is especially true if this is the first time you are checking into a rehab for your condition. You don’t know what will happen once you check-in, even though you might have heard bits and pieces of what goes on behind
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When you marry your spouse, you promise to stick with them through sickness and health. However, whoever said that probably didn\’t marry someone with an addiction problem. Not only is addiction bad on the psyche and health of the user, but it\’s bad for your relationship, too. If there is a problem, you want to
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Many addicts come from troubled families; addiction is an ugly tradition, but one that passes down the generations easily. If you\’ve struggled with family connections in the past, either because your addiction challenges or the addiction of others, you may not be comfortable trying to rebuild family connections post-treatment. Will my family still love me
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Alcohol has a complex relationship with the human brain and all individuals in general. It is something that most of us enjoy at least from time to time, but it is not always completely innocent. Obviously, there are incidents of drunk driving or alcohol poisoning that can be extremely harmful or even deadly. However, it
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Addiction is something that affects approximately one in ten people over the age of 12. Addiction can occur with things like prescription drugs, recreational drugs, pornography, food, and alcohol. While some people are born with an addictive personality that puts them at a higher risk of developing an addiction at some point in their life,
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Opiates – or opioids – are powerful drugs that, when prescribed legally, are used to treat moderate/severe chronic pain. They\’re usually prescribed for pain resulting from injury, pain relief after surgery or people with chronic illnesses such as arthritis. Some of the most common opiates prescribed by doctors to manage pain are as follows: Codeine
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No parent intends to raise a “drug addict,” and no child grows up wanting to be one. Unfortunately, the disease of addiction does not discriminate. Regardless if you were the most involved parent or uninvolved parent, the strictest or most permissive parent, most loving or most cold parent, most fun or most basic parent, most
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If you\’re addicted to heroin, you might feel as though there\’s no hope of ever getting better. Heroin is one of the most addictive substances known to man and thus, it presents a very challenging recovery process. The good news is that there are many different ways to free yourself from the bonds of this
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Seacrest Recovery Center New Jersey is a substance abuse treatment center located in Eatontown, NJ. We utilize both traditional and holistic therapies and are comprehensive in our approach. Our treatment plans are customized for each individual based on their presenting issues. By developing a comprehensive individualized treatment plan for each of our clients, we are able to create a therapeutic environment that fosters physical, emotional, and spiritual growth and well being.
