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Finally finishing a recovery program doesn’t signify the end of an addiction journey, relapses can sometimes be stumbling blocks. According to NIH, between 40 and 60% of people in addiction recovery relapse within a year of completing treatment. These individuals
A huge population of the world is dealing with addiction. The National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) 2021 survey details that over 46 million people meet the criteria for having substance use disorder. Fortunately, the recovery rate has
Addiction is a public health challenge. In 2022, 20.4 million people in the US were diagnosed with a substance use disorder. Recovery from addiction can be challenging. Consequently, apart from going through the treatment plan recommended by an expert, utilizing
Alcohol and drug use disorder is a health issue that’s become a pandemic. However, many people don’t suffer from substance use disorder alone. They struggle with mental health issues simultaneously. This is called dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorder. According to
People often go to the doctor for legitimate reasons and are given medications to manage symptoms of a particular condition. These medications are called prescription drugs. These drugs are legally provided to individuals based on a doctor’s or a licensed
Are you struggling to understand how you can overcome relapse? Not everyone relapses, but many people do. Some even think of it as a natural part of the recovery process. For that reason, a big part of recovery is accepting
Every addiction recovery journey is unique, but individuals trying to abstain from drug or alcohol use typically experience withdrawal symptoms. But what about post-acute withdrawal syndrome (PAWS)? Individuals can experience a variety of PAWS symptoms weeks after abstaining from substance
You may or may not already have strong connections with other guys – perhaps a brother, father, or close friend group. We sometimes negate the importance of men’s connections with each other in life and recovery. However, making connections is
Individuals with substance use disorder (SUD) may not realize that there is a root cause to their struggle. For example, trauma often directly influences the development of SUD and other mental health conditions later in life. That often includes childhood
Are you struggling to begin repairing relationships post-treatment? Men struggling with substance use disorder (SUD) may notice problems within their professional and personal relationships. Addiction impacts friends, family, and other loved ones. This impact may require you to repair some
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