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First of all, those who develop PTSD after narcissistic abuse will experience painful memories about that person and how they treated them.
Heroin is one of the most dangerous and harmful drugs available. It causes an alarming amount of deaths due to overdose each year yet use continues rising. What exactly is heroin and why is it that people use it? Learn more about the drug, its effects, and how to find treatment for addiction.
Cocaine is a drug notorious for its place in the clubbing and nightlife scenes of major cities throughout the world. What exactly is cocaine, how is it made, where does it come from, and what does it do? Learn more about the impact of cocaine on the body, on society, and more.
Heroin is one of the most dangerous drugs available in the United States today. It’s a highly addictive substance that traps users in its grip and does all it can to not let go. Heroin withdrawal is one of the biggest reasons people avoid getting clean. Find out what heroin withdrawal feels like.
The term codependent is often misunderstood today after the wide generalization of the word. It used to refer to the role of codependency in substance abuse, especially in the adult children of alcoholics. How does someone’s substance abuse or alcoholism affect their loved one?
Methamphetamine is a dangerous, toxic drug that leads to many different side effects. Whether you use it for a few months or find your meth use long-term, the drug has an impact. What are some of the ways the drug affects your health, both physical and psychological?
If you have no experience with drug addiction and drug abuse, the two might look the same to you from the outside. After all, if someone does drugs doesn’t that mean they’re an addict? Not always. Learn about the differences between abuse and addiction.
Both substance abuse and mental illness are widely misunderstood. This makes it difficult for people to openly share their struggles. When someone uses drugs heavily and develops mental illness as a result, they find themselves in an even darker place. How can substance abuse lead to mental illness?
Find out some great substance abuse group activities you can use to bring your clients together! Encourage them to work together and try something new.