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How Drug Testing Actually Works: It May Not Be What You Think

Drug testing is incredibly commonplace. Many employers require new hires and employees to participate in drug screening regularly. However, many people don’t know how drug tests work. If you’d like to find out, here is everything you need to know. Have questions about drug testing? Call us at 855-430-9426 to speak with a recovery specialist. … Continued

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These 10 Celebrities Choose Sobriety

Have questions about how to stay sober? Call us at 855-430-9426 to speak with a recovery specialist. In a world that seems to revolve around social drinking, it might be hard to believe that some of its most social people are choosing sobriety. But that’s exactly what an increasing number of A-Listers are doing. From … Continued

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SMART Recovery Meetings Online

Need help right now? Call us at 855-430-9426 to speak with a recovery specialist. SMART Recovery meetings are a volunteer-based alternative to 12-step programs Meetings follow a 4-point program that helps you maintain motivation and find life balance SMART Recovery meetings online offer a chance to participate, no matter where you live For many people … Continued

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Conversion Disorder: What It Is and How to Cope

If you’ve been diagnosed with conversion disorder, the news can be hard to hear. You might wonder how it’s treated, and what you can do to improve. Fortunately, there are many healthy ways to manage your symptoms. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed, here’s what you need to know.    What is … Continued

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Prescribed an SSRI? Here’s What You Need to Know

SSRIs treat mood-related disorders These anti-depressants are generally safe for adults, but may not be safe for people under the age of 25 A list of common SSRIs includes Zoloft, Prosac, Celexa and Cymbalta   Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) are one of the most commonly prescribed groups of medications. SSRIs typically treat depression, but they … Continued

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Marijuana Arrests Still Common, Despite Growing Legalization

Police officers made more arrests for marijuana in 2018 than for any other drug Arrests have increased even as attitudes have become more lax: 67% of Americans say they support legalizing recreational marijuana Even though marijuana is legal or decriminalized in a number of states, the drug remains illegal on a federal level   As … Continued

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Eating Disorders Linked to Exercise

Eating Disorders and Addictive Behavior: Study Finds a New Link

People with eating disorders are 5 times more likely than the general population to suffer from substance abuse A new study shows that people with eating disorders are 3.7 times more likely to experience exercise addiction Addictive behaviors, particularly exercise, can be difficult to identify and diagnose in people with eating disorders   Eating disorders … Continued

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What Is a Sober Companion? For Some, They’re the Missing Piece to Recovery

A sober companion is a hired support person who assists with life after treatment There are three types: live-in, on-call, and sober escorts Companions differ from sponsors, who typically focus only on the 12-step program   Addiction treatment is an incredible achievement, yet many people who complete rehab programs worry about heading home. Even with … Continued

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Online Mental Health Resources

The Ultimate List of Free and Affordable Online Mental Health Resources

As we brace for more social isolation and uncertainty, online mental health resources have become a lifeline for relieving anxiety, staying connected to friends, and even finding ways to exercise. We’ve gathered the best apps, communities, forums and relief resources for weathering the storm physically, emotionally, and financially. Many of these organizations also provide opportunities … Continued

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