8 Tips for Tackling the Tough Talks: College, Alcohol, and Drugs As fall semesters kick off across the nation, millions of American students head to universities. While academic pursuits dominate, many face the lure of partying and substance experimentation. It’s crucial for parents to discuss the risks of alcohol and drugs with their children. Read… (0 comment)

Marijuana Use Labeled a Risk Factor for Post-Surgery Complications A new study found that people who struggle with a marijuana addiction are 20% more likely to experience complications during and after surgery, such as stroke or blood clots. The findings present powerful evidence of the harmful effects of marijuana addiction, showing why people who struggle… (0 comment)

Can Washington’s New Drug Policy Improve Access to Addiction Treatment? Washington State recently passed a law making it easier for drug addicts to access treatment without facing criminal punishment for possession infractions. Yet, unlike similar Oregon legislation passed last year, the Washington law does not legalize drugs or decriminalize possession. Read More » Narconon… (0 comment)

Drugged Driving in America An examination of recent data regarding drugged driving in the US shows the problem has worsened. And unlike drunk driving, public health officials and law enforcement have yet to establish effective protocols for preventing drugged driving. Read More » Narconon… (0 comment)

Four Benefits Of Getting Sober Early
Why Getting Sober Early In Life Is Important Addiction, like many other conditions, is a progressive disease; meaning it worsens over time. The longer somebody uses drugs or alcohol the more likely they are to not only develop a substance use disorder, but also a host of severe health conditions. Additionally, addiction can cause significant… (0 comment)