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Signs of Alcoholism: How to Recognize Alcohol Use Disorder
If you are worried about the signs of alcoholism, look for patterns, not stereotypes. Alcohol use disorder can be diagnosed when at least two symptoms happen…
How to Sober Up: Why Time Is the Only Thing That Works
If you are trying to sober up fast, the hard truth is that coffee, showers, food, and sleep will not clear alcohol from your body. The only real answer is tim…
Meth Face: Sores, Scarring and How Skin Heals in Recovery
Meth face can improve in recovery, but sores that are infected, deep, or repeatedly picked need medical care, not just time. For example, a drainable abscess…
What Is Meth Mouth? How Meth Damages Teeth and Gums
Meth mouth is severe tooth and gum damage linked with methamphetamine use, but it is not one single dental diagnosis. In one clinical study, more than 96% of…
Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome: Symptoms, Phases and Recovery
Cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome can make cannabis users feel trapped in cycles of severe nausea, vomiting and fear of the next episode. The most reliable pat…
Greening Out: What It Feels Like and How Long It Lasts
Greening out is an unpleasant cannabis overconsumption episode that can make you feel sick, panicked, dizzy, too high, or out of control. For many adults, inh…
Coping Skills for Addiction: CBT Techniques for Cravings
Cravings can hit hard during recovery, and knowing what to do in that moment often decides what happens next. Coping skills for addiction rooted in CBT give y…
Psychodrama Therapy for Addiction: How Role-Play Works
If naming your triggers has not stopped you from acting on them, you are not imagining the problem. Psychodrama therapy for addiction uses guided role play so…
DBT for Addiction: Skills to Manage Cravings and Triggers
Cravings can hit fast and hard, and knowing what to do in that moment often feels harder than wanting to quit in the first place. DBT for addiction offers a s…