An inpatient rehab program is an advanced form of care for diagnosable drug and alcohol problems. Unlike an outpatient program, which lets you go home…
If you have severe drug or alcohol problems, you may receive a recommendation to enter an inpatient rehab program. This program requires you to reside…
Like many Americans, you or your loved one may be taking a street drug or misusing prescription medication. These actions inevitably ramp up your chances…
Almost 30 million Americans have diagnosable problems related to alcohol use, and in Denver, CO, approximately 27 percent of Denverites say they binge drink regularly.1…
Like all major metropolises across the U.S., the Denver area has its share of serious drug problems, with 21% of the population engaged in illicit…
If you’re affected by addiction, chances are high that you also have additional, diagnosable mental health issues. Experts refer to the simultaneous effects of these…
Most American adults are at least occasional alcohol consumers. The typical drinker’s level of consumption falls within a relatively safe range. However, a sizable minority…
The long-term effects of traumatic events can impact you in various ways. One well-known potential consequence is the onset of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). You…
Withdrawal symptoms are common among people affected by alcoholism when they stop drinking. These symptoms can make you feel highly distressed and uncomfortable. Fortunately, alcohol…
Opiates are a group of substances that only contain chemicals found in the opium poppy plant. They are very closely related to another group of…