
The Emotional Toll of Loving Someone with an Addiction
As mental health care practitioners, and also more broadly as a society, we often discuss how it feels to experience addiction: the symptoms of substance

As mental health care practitioners, and also more broadly as a society, we often discuss how it feels to experience addiction: the symptoms of substance

Nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, has long been used safely in medical and dental settings. In recent years, however, recreational nitrous oxide use

Every individual’s path to healing is different, particularly when complex mental health challenges are involved. What appears to be anxiety or depression may be layered

Families often encounter behavioral health in a moment of fear. A child is unraveling. A partner is disappearing into relapse. A parent is terrified that

“Every person I’ve ever met in the throes of addiction has been searching for the same thing: connection.” – Johann Hari Addiction, at its core,

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is one of the most recognized recovery programs in the world. For nearly 90 years, it has helped millions break free from

Intergenerational subjugation refers to the persistent oppression and marginalization experienced by certain communities across multiple generations. This enduring cycle of disadvantage profoundly affects mental health

Families affected by mental health challenges and substance use disorders (SUDs) often develop distinct patterns of interaction, communication, and roles to adapt to ongoing stress

One of the cornerstones of family therapy is family systems theory. This is a theory we have explored often in the past in relation to

When we discuss the dangers of substance misuse, especially among young people, we often limit the conversation to the “big three” intoxicants: alcohol, amphetamines such

We all know the common refrain when it comes to teaching kids about drugs and alcohol: “Just Say No.” For decades, governments, schools, and families

Those who are struggling with substance use disorder face many risks. These individuals often find themselves falling out of step with their communities and society
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