Author: Alex Thompson

Granada House is a beacon of hope, offering individuals battling addiction a path to a new life marked by long-term recovery. This review delves into how Granada House empowers its residents to lead fulfilling lives through a comprehensive, holistic approach to healing that encompasses physical, mental, and spiritual health. The insights provided are based on […]

Introduction to Chelsea’s House In the heart of Boston, there exists a remarkable community dedicated to providing a supportive environment for individuals transitioning from treatment to a sober life in the real world. Established in 2011, Chelsea’s House has become synonymous with compassion, commitment, and a judgment-free approach towards recovery and sobriety. This review aims […]

Research shows that nearly 90% of Americans have used alcohol at some point or another. Less than 50% of Americans have even tried marijuana, and a much smaller percentage are using it on a regular basis. So the sheer numbers of people showing up in the ER after smoking pot are going to be a […]

5 San Pedro is easier to find than peyote and is legal to grow for ornamental purposes (although you can’t legally harvest it for mescaline). You can eat San Pedro cactus fresh or dried, or make tea from it. Peyote is a small, round, button-shaped cactus that contains about 5-10% mescaline by dry weight. Pieces […]

More and more young people are turning away from alcohol, according to data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). The short-term effects of weed and alcohol differ from person to person. In addition to memory loss and cognitive impairment, research on whether these effects are lasting is still equivocal. If given […]

When the appointment is over, you should be able to walk out with a clear plan of action, whether that means continuing escitalopram, adding another agent, or switching to a different option. Escitalopram is better known by its brand name, Lexapro. The drug belongs to the well-regarded selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) class of antidepressants. […]

Current regulations have classed MDMA as a Schedule 1 controlled substance. This means that it’s thought to have a high potential to be abused and that it’s not legally considered to have health benefits. When you contact 911, always let them know what drugs the person took and how much. MDMA is often called molly […]

“I think as you get older, you’ve gotten through some stuff. And it was a great wake-up call for me,” Arnold, 64, shared. “And knock on wood. I turn 65 next year, so I’ll get Social Security. And I stop paying alimony the day I turn 65. A lot of great things about getting older.” […]

Recovery usually involves treating the patient’s mind as well as their body. Some people may try to treat addiction on their own by using an at-home drug detox kit, particularly if they have an urgent need to pass a urine drug test. People who try detox kits may also experience heavy withdrawal symptoms and cravings, […]

In 2001, the Cox News service quoted a source who put it in Mesa County, Colo.’s Grand Valley. BetterHelp can connect you to an addiction and mental health counselor. Afghanistan may not be the world’s leading producer of opium for much longer. The US Department of Health and Human Services counted about two million people […]