Xanax is a common tranquilizer drug, usually prescribed in the treatment of anxiety disorders. However, like with many prescription medications, the body may quickly develop a tolerance to it, leading to misuse and addiction. Quitting on one’s own isn’t safe, as it can heighten one’s anxiety and physical discomfort and in certain cases, may even…
Veterans and active military personnel are at a higher risk of substance abuse. The violence on the battlefield leaves behind lasting scars in the form of physical injury, PTSD, constant stress, other co-occurring disorders and may even estrange the individual from society. As a result, military members may develop an addiction to alcohol or drugs…
The dangers of alcohol addiction are many. Like smoking, regular consumption of alcohol has far-reaching consequences on one’s physical and mental health but their effects may be palpably felt too late in life. Moreover, drinking at social gatherings is so normalized in our culture that some may not even be aware of their alcohol dependence,…
Meth (or methamphetamine) is a potent stimulant that may trigger dependence or addiction, right after the first use. Once the body adjusts to having meth in the system, the individual may crave more of it just to avoid feeling sick. If you or a loved one is struggling with meth addiction, you may reach out…
Treating opioid addiction and managing withdrawal symptoms can be challenging. For many, painful or uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms can tempt some individuals to relapse. Certain medications, such as Suboxone, can help relieve these withdrawal symptoms. This FDA-approved medication is often prescribed by doctors to reduce drug cravings and can be a helpful part of a comprehensive…
Consumption of alcohol is very much normalized in our culture, particularly in social events and gatherings, despite its harmful effects. Over 17 million American adults suffer from alcohol addiction and getting help can be a daunting process. If you or a loved one is struggling with alcoholism, help and healing is always available at Coalition…
Addiction affects not just the individual but also the family and social circle. Family therapy for addiction treatment is often a vital part of the recovery process, allowing the client to address deep-seated issues, rebuild relationships with loved ones, and reconnect with the world at large. Often strained relationships and childhood trauma can give way…
Xanax is one of the most commonly prescribed psychiatric drugs in the United States. It is used to treat a variety of anxiety disorders and insomnia. As a medication, its effects are quick-acting, and if the dosages are not monitored, it may lead to addiction. An accidental overdose of Xanax can be fatal, resulting in…
Addiction is a serious disease, affecting a significant portion of the American population regardless of age, gender, ethnicity, and other factors. Yet, no matter the demographic, it is never too late to seek help and healing. If you or a loved one is struggling with drug addiction, reach out to Coalition Recovery’s drug rehab in…
Since the pandemic began, telehealth services have risen in popularity. Patients can now consult doctors over a phone or video call, receive prescriptions, and check in on their recovery progress without risking a visit to the clinic. Telehealth services have successfully treated numerous COVID-positive patients, but they can also be effective in addiction treatment. If…