Equine therapy can be a powerful tool for recovering addicts during the difficult rehabilitation process. By working with horses, we can experience a profound shift in the way we view our relationships with others, as well as with our own thoughts and emotions. Equine therapy is about more than just the relaxation of early morning…
The true extent of the American opioid addiction epidemic has been tragically underestimated, and up until recently, there has been very little public awareness of the present crisis. A recent article published by the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), however, is causing many media outlets and public health organizations to begin sounding…
The number of people who experience a relapse after undergoing a substance abuse rehab program is troublingly high, between 50-90%, to be exact. However, experts do not believe that relapses are unavoidable, and that through the use of emerging technology we can predict and prevent future drug and alcohol use among recovering addicts. Wearable technology…
More Americans are consistently taking prescription drugs than ever before. The debate goes on about why. Some cite increases in health concerns, others indicate medical professionals are responsible, and some point to “big pharma” pushing pills. What is clear is the need for change. An average of three out of every five adults are on…
When meth cut with msm or dangerous substances – an increasingly frequent phenomenon – the results can be tragic. Though this practice is fairly common knowledge, the reason for the addition of these contaminants is not as obvious, nor are their sometimes-lethal side effects. Even toxicology reports resulting from drug-related deaths do not consistently take…