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Opioid use affects millions of people across the country each day. This addiction is one of the most common substance use disorders in the United States. Furthermore, this prevalence has led to the Department of Health and Human Services declaring that we’re in the midst of an opioid epidemic. Unfortunately, women receive prescriptions for opioids…
Do you struggle with managing your mental and physical health due to excessive drug or alcohol consumption? Has a woman in your life experienced the side effects of drug addiction, prompting her to seek treatment at an expert recovery program? If so, it’s time to find a women’s rehab program that can help you. There…
Every year, women around the world experience life events, which are significant events that change a woman’s unique situation. While these events can be enjoyable and exciting, they can also be incredibly stressful. Unfortunately, as a result of these high levels of stress, these events may significantly impact a woman’s alcohol addiction. As a result,…
If you’ve struggled with addiction for any period of time, at some point, you may have felt like you are battling to maintain control of your life. Thus, in order to regain some control over a portion of your life, you may try to manipulate certain factors that you feel you are able to control. Sadly,…
There’s a significant amount of pressure on women during the holidays. With constant demands on your time and energy, this merry time of year can positively and negatively impact your mental health. It’s critical to take a step back and regroup if you’ve begun to feel overwhelmed or stressed during this time. Doing so will…
When someone uses more than one drug simultaneously, this practice is called polysubstance abuse. This condition can intensify the effects of the substances, making them more dangerous. However, because it creates a new level of euphoria, it can be a tempting course of action. Many women abuse one or more drugs simultaneously, putting them in…
The holidays are a fantastic time of the year, where people can gather with friends and family members. However, at the same time, this season comes with its fair share of stress and anxiety, leading to challenges for women in recovery. Between financial strain, unrealistic expectations, and reunions with old friends and family who you…
If you’ve already embarked on the road to recovery, trying to remain sober may prove to be difficult. This period can be particularly challenging if you’re just beginning your time in recovery. Relapse can be part of the recovery process for some individuals, but you may not want that to be part of your story.…
Triggers for alcohol abuse are environmental, emotional, or social circumstances that encourage women to revert to their alcohol use. If a woman gives in to these triggers, they may relapse. Therefore, it’s vital to learn what your alcohol addiction triggers are during alcohol abuse treatment. Then you can prevent relapsing, allowing you to stay sober…
When someone you love is coping with the effects of trauma, you are also affected. It isn’t uncommon for people who are supporting those who have been traumatized to feel the effects of one’s trauma. They may develop similar symptoms of traumatic stress, which is called secondary trauma. To care for your loved ones and…