Many individuals often interchangeably use the terms “dependency and substance use disorder.” Although these terms share some commonalities, they are not the same and should… Read More »Substance Use Disorder vs. Dependency: What’s the Difference?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), for the 12 months ending in April 2021, there were over 100,000 overdose deaths, an… Read More »Addressing Legitimate Pain: CDC’s Newest Opioid Guidelines
Suppose you are in a relationship with a partner who has depression, who most likely deal with a mix of emotions and questions, especially when… Read More »Five Ways to Cope When Your Partner Has Depression
On March 30th each year, the world comes together to raise awareness of a mental health disorder that affects nearly 6 million Americans, each in… Read More »Bipolar Awareness Day
Addiction, medically known as substance use disorder, is a chronic relapsing disorder that is characterized by the inability to quit or reduce substance misuse despite… Read More »Nine Things You are Getting Wrong About Addiction
Self-Harm Awareness Month is observed in March in the United States, Canada, and Western Europe. There are two million cases of self-harm reported each year… Read More »Self-Harm Awareness Month
