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Today, a widespread addiction epidemic is plaguing our society. According to the 2021 National Survey on Drug Use and Health conducted by the Sub...

Every September, National Recovery Month strives to educate Americans about substance abuse. Get involved with tips to support loved ones facing addiction.

The link between drug misuse and mental health issues can make both difficult to treat. For best results, many people benefit from dual diagnosis treatment.

Suboxone clinics are a growing form of treatment for those struggling with opioid addiction. But how do you know whether a suboxone clinic is right for you?

Are you married to an addict? If your spouse has a drug addiction, it's important to know the signs and get help to protect their health and your relationship.

Worried about a loved one's substance use? Here are the signs of a drug relapse and how to help support a friend who's struggling to maintain their sobriety.

Hoping to prevent or address current substance addiction in a loved one? First, it’s important to understand the major causes and risk factors of drug abuse.

Struggling with your path to recovery and worried you may be on the verge of using again? Here’s everything you need to know to prevent or handle a drug relapse.

Friends and family are a crucial support system for recovering drug users. These resources can help you stay present and involved as your loved one works to heal.

Is someone in your life struggling to break an addiction to alcohol or heroin? Here's why these two substances have the highest relapse rates, even with professional help.

When a loved one is facing addiction, you may be unsure how to help. Recovery isn't easy, but this guide can help you support your loved one on their journey.