Sober October is for everyone, whether in recovery or not. This event started as a fundraiser in Australia, but has become more popular due to the health benefits of drug and alcohol abstinence. Learn why this particular year makes this challenge all the more important!
Depression is the leading cause of disability in our world, yet we have been unable to find suitable treatments as many people do not find help with modern medications. For medical professionals to properly treat depression, we must understand the connection it has with inflammation.
There’s a general uneasiness towards individual’s with substance use disorders. Unlike most illnesses, these individuals often feel ashamed and guilty for their behaviors; often catalyzing their addictions further. Once we instill empathy in our society (first in our hospitals) we can help users build the courage to seek help and overcome their problems.
Trauma stays with us forever if left unattended. This unprocessed trauma can manifest into both psychological and physical problems. Addressing these experiences and releasing these physical blockages is the only way to move past them and recover.
According to the yearly medical examiners commission drug report, cocaine and opioid deaths in Tampa, Florida are on a dramatic rise compared to 2016.