Month: September 2024

Well, there’s no end to that persistent body pain, right? It is all over there – back, legs, neck, knees, and literally all over the body! From muscle spasms and cramps to joint pain, we all suffer from these from…

Addiction and trauma are intimately connected. Most addicts have experienced a traumatic incident, and their trauma often encompasses the same factors that result in their addiction to drugs or booze. Many LGBTQ+ patients will also present with trauma related to…

Drug addiction is a complicated and persistent problem that impacts not just the addict but also their family, friends, and community. Recognizing the early signs of addiction and knowing when to get treatment are important to recovery. While addiction may…

When mental health and addiction overlap, it is called a dual diagnosis, also known as co-occurring disorders. Individuals suffering from this condition are often battling two challenges simultaneously: a mental health disorder and substance use disorder. This complex interaction can…

Addiction is a complex condition that goes beyond physical dependency. It’s often fueled by psychological triggers that can drive individuals back to substance use, even after long periods of sobriety. Understanding these triggers is crucial for anyone in recovery, especially…

Are you addicted? Is that because of genetics? Well, according to the studies, it is clear that genetics can have a major role in predicting an individual’s risk of developing Substance Use Disorders (SUDs) and other addiction-related issues. Recent developments…

A comprehensive fitness program must include isolation exercises since they target certain muscle groups and improve general physical fitness. Exercises that target one specific muscle at a time are called isolation exercises, as opposed to compound exercises, which work numerous…