Many people in recovery work tirelessly to avoid relapse and transform their lifestyles by constantly honing new coping mechanisms and…
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Drug Overdose Deaths Reach an All-Time High in 2016
In 2016, over 52,000 people lost their lives to a drug overdose, and many experts expect the epidemic to get…
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The Pain Paradox in Sports – The Dangers of Toradol
A core tenet of many exercise professionals and coaches is that people should feel better after they exercise, whether they’re…
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3 Tips to Starting and Maintaining an Exercise Program
Many people who are struggle with an addiction find that maintaining an exercise program helps them stave off the cravings…
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5 Tips for a Sober Summer
While this year has seen an unseasonably wet and cold winter season across the country, summer is fast approaching, and…
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How Your Body Responds to Quitting Alcohol
Between the up and coming brewery scene, champagne toasts and happy hour specials, it’s undeniable that alcohol plays a large…
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The Prescription Opioid and Heroin Overdoses Orange County Residents Fear
(File photo by Kevin Sullivan, Orange County Register/SCNG) This is from an article from the Orange County Register on March…
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Caregivers Risk Themselves and Others When Nursing Addiction
For caregivers, depression and caregiving are deeply linked. A family caregiver, sometimes called an informal caregiver, is an unpaid individual…
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5 Theatrical Productions About Mental Illness or Addiction
Theater has a long-standing tradition of getting to the heart of matters that affect human behavior, actions, and relationships. As…
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