When comparing LSD vs shrooms you’ll find the two of the most commonly used hallucinogens in the United States and beyond, with an estimated 20 million people using LSD and 30 million using magic shrooms. With more states and cities decriminalizing psilocybin and the rise of FDA-approved clinical trials, individuals are wondering if these substances…
A soberversary (sober anniversary) is a great way to bring your friends and family together to celebrate an important part of you or someone else’s recovery journey. It’s also the perfect opportunity to highlight the benefits of sobriety and break down stigmatism toward sober events and parties. But this can be a challenge if you…
The effects of substance abuse on the body are no secret, and heroin can have some of the worst side effects. While some of these effects can be painful, others can change your physical appearance. Due to its potential for weight changes, one question that has been wondered among many heroin-addicted individuals is, “Does heroin…
Managing being angry when not high is essential for individuals seeking to maintain sobriety and cultivate healthier emotional responses. Substance abuse can often exacerbate anger issues, making it crucial to develop effective strategies for managing this powerful emotion in sobriety. Learning to cope with anger in healthy ways can prevent relapse, strengthen relationships, and promote…
Party drugs have become a common trend in countless clubs, bars, raves, and party settings. These substances can negatively alter a person’s life and fracture their health (and well-being). Once someone gets addicted to party drugs, it can become challenging to sober up. Fortunately, professional treatment can set you on the path to recovery and…
Many of us may indulge in casual drinking or label ourselves as a casual drinker. While it’s common knowledge that booze and good health don’t go hand in hand, there are several grey areas when determining what is considered “moderate” or “safe” drinking while being a casual drinker. According to CDC, moderate alcohol consumption is two…
Frankenstein opioids can potentially cause extreme suffering to those who use them. These substances are often mixed with common street drugs such as cocaine and heroin, but are designed to resemble Vicodin, Percocet, or Oxycodone. In most cases, users are unaware they’re buying Frankenstein opioids. Using Frankenstein opioids causes significant changes in the brain and…
Methadone is commonly used for pain management and as a common part of opioid addiction treatment programs. As individuals go through the addiction treatment process, they may begin to wonder: “How long does methadone stay in your system?” Understanding the timeline of methadone’s presence in the system is essential for medical professionals, individuals undergoing treatment,…
What Does Meth Do To Your Brain? Lets discuss this and go over some of the short and long term effects Meth has on the body. Meth is an illegal and highly addictive stimulant that ravages your brain and body. The stats around meth use are sobering, with nearly 3 million Americans over 12 years…
Trauma bonding unfolds when an abuser uses manipulation, gaslighting, and recurring patterns of abuse to make their victim form a strong bond with them. During trauma bonding, it can seem impossible for the victim to exit the relationship even though it damages their mental and physical health. There are 7 stages of trauma bonding. These…
