Creative Addiction Treatment: Using Creativity To Heal Have you ever noticed how time and space blur together in those moments of pure concentration and bliss? When minutes become hours because you are utterly and completely absorbed in whatever it is you’re doing? Usually, this flow state occurs when we’re doing something creative: making music, writing,…
Marijuana and Hallucinogen Use Reach All-Time High Among Young Adults Monitoring substance abuse trends among young people provides a clear view of developing drug problems nationwide. Recent studies in this area suggest that certain types of drug use are now the highest they’ve ever been for young people, painting a dire picture of what the…
Do you ever think of the common words we use around personal finance? Words like debt, money, cash, credit, and retirement. We use them often when talking personal finance, and honestly, we really don’t give them a second thought because we understand them and thief … Read More The post Cash (Money) in Different Languages…
When you are a teenager, there are many things you can save up for. Some of these things could be small purchases while others could cost thousands of dollars. Top Things To Save Up For As A Teenager Here are some of the most popular … Read More The post Things To Save Up For…
Drug Overdoses Contributed to the Latest Drop in American Life Expectancy While many factors influence American life expectancy, some causes of death (and the ever-changing upticks and downward-trends surrounding such deaths) are considered more of an influence than others. For example, fatal accidental injuries spiked in the last two years. When broken down into subcategories,…
Pharmacies Ordered to Pay $ 650 Million for Role in Opioid Epidemic A legal battle that has been ongoing for years concluded recently. Two Ohio counties that were inundated with far more opioid pills than residents needed will now receive $ 650 million from pharmacy corporations actively involved in doling out addictive opioid painkillers to…
After Years of Advocacy, U.S. Opioid Prescribing Is Declining After years of cautionary advice from the CDC, addiction horror stories from patients, and undeniable statistics showing the connection between opioid prescribing and addiction, it seems opioid prescribing trends are finally declining in a measurable, consistent manner. Read More » Narconon…
Dentists Can Curb Opioid Addiction and Still Help Patients with Post-Operation Pain New research into a significant change in New York dental practice has found that dentists can stop prescribing opioids and shift to only recommending over-the-counter pain relievers for patients, all with little to no negative effects. The findings may herald the beginning of…
