Addiction Treatment Guides
Read more in-depth information about addiction, addiction recovery, addiction among specific populations, and how to cope with addiction in a loved one.
Substance Abuse Treatment And Recovery In The LGBTQ+ Community
High rates of substance abuse are an ongoing challenge for people in the LGBTQ+ community, as they face social stigmatization and discrimination.
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Coping With Grief: A Step-By-Step Guide
Grieving the loss of a loved one to drug and alcohol abuse doesn’t look the same for everyone. Understanding what to expect after experiencing loss, and how to move forward, can help you determine a path towards healing that feels right for you.
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Divorce And Addiction: A Step-By-Step Guide To Leaving Your Addicted Spouse
Addiction can have harmful effects on relationships and strain marriages. If your spouse is addicted to drugs or alcohol, it’s important to determine whether divorce is the right option for you.
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Minority College Student Alcohol Abuse: Prevalence, Resources, & Treatment
Fewer minority college students drink than their white classmates, but they tend to face more consequences for drinking. Addiction prevention and treatment for minority students should address the effects of discrimination.
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Substance Abuse Prevalence Among Indigenous Populations
In the U.S., Indigenous people face some of the highest rates of substance abuse among ethnic groups.
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Substance Abuse And Suicide: Prevalence, Signs, And Treatment
Suicide, thoughts of suicide, and suicidal attempts are all very common among people who deal with drug and alcohol abuse.
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What Are The Addiction Recovery Levels Of Care?
Various levels of care are available for people with drug or alcohol addiction: standard outpatient, more intensive outpatient, residential, and inpatient treatment programs.
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Average Drug Test Detection Times
The detection time for a substance depends on the type of substance, the dose, frequency of use, and personal factors such as metabolism. Some drugs may only be detected on drug tests for a few hours, while others may remain in the system for weeks or months.
