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It may be hard to know when someone has crossed the line from casual drinking to alcohol addiction. Many people battling substance use disorders hide their addictions well, so it can be hard to determine whether their use has become abuse. Seeing a friend or loved one have a few drinks when you’re out may…
The opioid crisis continues to rise across the United States due to a booming and an unprecedented number of medically necessary prescriptions. Unfortunately, women are more likely than men to receive a prescription for pain management and ultimately become persistent opioid users. The opioid outbreak has led to increased numbers of women who struggle with…
Each person’s mood changes from day to day. Some days, we may feel ready to seize the day, while another day may lead you to feel worn out or sad. However, when your loved one’s mood is consistently sad or hopeless, she may be suffering from a more serious condition. It’s vital to recognize the…
If you know someone with an eating disorder, they may not ask for help, but they could need it around the holidays. The holidays add extra stress for someone struggling with or recovering from an eating disorder because the holiday gatherings revolve around food. Being able to support someone you care about will help them…
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With the summer approaching months approaching this time of year typically brings many holiday celebrations with family and friends. It’s a season filled with summer parties, mostly revolving around food. Unfortunately, for many women, the holidays and eating disorders can be a challenging combination to manage. The triggers around food that set off someone’s anorexia,…
As a mother looking for addiction or behavioral health treatment, your biggest concern is most likely the welfare of your children while you are in treatment. You may be debating between inpatient versus outpatient options to balance childcare or even the fear of losing your child or children if you seek treatment. Recovering from addiction…