855-763-648812 Aug 2012
Rapid Opiate Detox for Oxycodone Addiction
Opiates are a popular medication choice for those who have chronic or severe pain due to illness or injury. This is because they are highly effective and provide a sense of euphoria that’s very pleasurable. Unfortunately, the euphoric aspect also makes opiates a popular recreational drug. Oxycodone is one of the most commonly used – and abused – opiate medications. It is frequently prescribed by physicians and is sold under the brand name OxyContin.
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10 Aug 2012
Returning to Work After Drug Rehab
Sometimes people are hesitant to get into drug rehab even when their employer provides insurance because they are worried about how it will affect job security or their career path. Yet getting healthy and sober is the best way to make oneself a valuable employee. After drug rehab, people in recovery may face similar fears about re-entering the workplace. Worries that others will look at you differently, that your reputation has suffered permanently or that there is a loss of confidence in your professional capabilities can make going back to work feel stressful. There are things to keep in mind which can make the transition smoother. Here are just a few:
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08 Aug 2012
Know What to Ask About Drug Abuse Treatment
While it’s well known that learning how to overcome drug addiction requires professional help, what’s not very commonly known is what questions to ask about any drug abuse treatment program being considered.
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Raising a teenager may be one of the great challenges of your life. Many parents watch their adorable little girl or boy turn into a surly, argumentative, erratic, and downright mean teen. While much of this behavior is perfectly normal and can range from mild to extreme depending upon the child, as a parent you also need to be aware of signs that it indicates drug use. Your teen is exposed to more substances than you can imagine and peer pressure is a powerful force that can lead otherwise good kids down the wrong path. It can help to know the difference between normal teen behaviors and those that may be related to drug use. Keep in mind, that trying drugs as a teen does not necessarily lead to abuse and dependence, but the slope is slippery and experimentation should be taken seriously.
