Categoria: Sober living

Withdrawal symptoms are generally mild each time you reduce the dose of methadone during a taper. Withdrawal happens because the body has to relearn how to function without methadone in its system. While the body tries to reestablish normal functions, uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms occur, which can make recovery difficult. Patients who have been treated with […]

Make a day of the gift and join your loved one for the event. Maybe get their favorite player’s jersey, buy tickets to a concert, get them a new bike, or whatever they love! The idea behind this gift would be to give something that helps your loved one to move ahead and enjoy all […]

This involves a group of parishioners from the two churches marking their parish boundaries by hitting boundary marker stones with willow sticks, shouting “Mark, Mark, Mark”. Several of these boundary markers stones are located within Oxford colleges, including Lincoln and Brasenose, where the boundary stone is marked with the year in chalk. The tradition dates […]

There is a marked prevalence of mental health issues among adult children of alcoholics who present higher rates of anxiety and depression, substance abuse disorders and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The trauma and stress of living in an alcoholic household can contribute to these conditions, which may persist into adulthood if left untreated. Psychotherapy may […]

The characteristics of this disorder include loss of control over alcohol intake, impaired cognitive functioning, negative social consequences, physical tolerance, withdrawal and craving for alcohol. To date, there are three medications approved by both the European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of alcohol dependence; disulfiram, naltrexone and […]

Difficulty expressing and regulating emotions can affect your overall well-being and contribute to challenges in your personal relationships. A 2012 study that considered 359 adult children of parents with AUD found that they tended to fall within five distinct personality subtypes. One of these types, termed Awkward/Inhibited by researchers, was characterized by feelings of inadequacy […]

Because Phoenix House is a non-profit, they accept both private insurance and Medicaid to pay for their services, and they also have affordable self-pay options available. All in all, this is a fantastic option for substance abuse treatment, especially for those http://uajazz.com/2011/05/drum-kolo-zbirka-2cd/ on Medicaid or who are having financial difficulties. Some people struggle with behavioral […]