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How OxyContin Was Allowed to Kill so Many
How OxyContin Was Allowed to Kill so Many In a well-written article in The Week, reprinted from the Pacific Standard, Mike…
Read MoreThe Risks of College Age Drinking
The Risks of College Age Drinking Intervention for binge drinking in college has shown to be successful, but only for a…
Read MoreIs there a Connection between Intelligence, Creativity and Mental Illness?
Is there a Connection between Intelligence, Creativity and Mental Illness? Plagued by mental health disorders such as depression, bipolar polar disorder,…
Read MoreThe Truth about Pain Relief
The Truth about Pain Relief At addiction treatment centers across the nation, more and more individuals are being seen for opioid…
Read MoreBetter Understanding PTSD
Better Understanding PTSD Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder is usually associated with veterans returning from tours in Iraq, Afghanistan or other highly volatile…
Read MoreUnderstanding Why You Can’t Get to Sleep
Understanding Why You Can’t Get to Sleep Everyone has an occasional bad night’s sleep, but some people struggle more than others…
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Alcohol Abuse may be Related to Personal Activity Levels
Alcohol Abuse may be Related to Personal Activity Levels There is some evidence that physical activity may benefit individuals who are…
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Alcohol Benefits to Health Not Accurate, Especially for the Elderly
Alcohol Benefits to Health Not Accurate, Especially for the Elderly For years, many people have argued about the benefits of drinking…
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New Sleep Guidelines to Keep Youth Healthy
New Sleep Guidelines to Keep Youth Healthy Sleep is essential for overall health. Without regular age appropriate amounts of sleep, adolescents…
Read MoreCan a Psychedelic Trip Improve Your Mental Health?
Can a Psychedelic Trip Improve Your Mental Health? For thousands of years, shamans have used hallucinogenic plants to help individuals overcome…
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