by Valiant | Feb 3, 2014 | Addiction treatment, Alcohol abuse, Drug abuse, mental illness and disorders, relapse prevention
Many people are not aware of the Dual Diagnosis Research Program in Canada, and those who do know about it may not fully understand what this program is or how it works. This is a unique program, there are not any other programs in Canada that are similar. The focus...
by Valiant | Jan 13, 2014 | Drug abuse, heroin use, relapse prevention
1. There is no typical heroin user. This drug is abused by all ages, economic levels, and professions, and the substance abuse is not always easy to spot in the beginning. 2. Overdose is just one of the risks with heroin use. This drug can also lead to liver disease,...
by Valiant | Dec 9, 2013 | Addiction treatment, Alcohol abuse, relapse prevention
1. Commit to a Life Without Alcohol and Drinking Alcohol abuse and addiction can take over your life and you may not even realize it until you get ready to stop drinking. Look at what alcohol abuse and addiction costs you, and what the benefits are when you get...
by Valiant | Dec 2, 2013 | Addiction treatment, Alcohol abuse, Drug abuse, relapse prevention, teen drug use
It is a proven fact that many people make a New Year’s resolution, stick to it for a short time, and then go back to their old habits and unwise ways. While making substance abuse recovery your New’s Resolution may seem like a great idea during the holiday...
by Valiant | Nov 30, 2013 | Alcohol abuse, Drug abuse, relapse prevention
5 Tips to Help You Stay Sober Through the Holiday Season 1. Stay Sober Through the Holiday Season With a Backup Plan If you want to stay sober through the holiday season then you should always have a backup plan in place. This may mean bringing a sober buddy along...
by Valiant | Nov 25, 2013 | Alcohol abuse, relapse prevention
The holiday season can cause extra stress if you are in recovery for alcohol abuse or addiction, especially if you want to stay sober without standing out. Many times the parties and festivities during the holidays contribute to a relapse for those who struggle with...
