The Opioid Epidemic in Sonoma County
Opioids include prescription painkillers such as Oxycontin, Vicodin, Codeine, Morphine, Percocet, the illegal drug, Heroin, and more.
Why are Liquor Stores an Essential Business in California?
/0 Comments/in Rehab News /by jl@bpaSimply put, liquor stores are an essential business due to the dangers surrounding alcohol withdrawal.
Celebrities Who Overcame Drug & Alcohol Addiction
/0 Comments/in Rehab News /by jl@bpaThis list of bipolar celebrities was created to help give those with mental illness the inspiration and courage to seek treatment.
Tips on Recovery During COVID-19
/0 Comments/in Rehab News /by jl@bpaThe COVID-19 pandemic has put all of us under a lot of stress, which may amplify the risks of drug and alcohol addiction.
9 Ways to STOP Addiction
/0 Comments/in Rehab News /by jl@bpaSimple steps to help you or a loved one stop addiction to drugs and alcohol. Become your strongest advocate and help yourself stop addiction now.
18 Celebrities with Bipolar Disorder
/0 Comments/in Rehab News /by jl@bpaThis list of bipolar celebrities was created to help give those with mental illness the inspiration and courage to seek treatment.
18 Ways to Stop Teen Addiction
/0 Comments/in Rehab News /by jl@bpaAddiction in teens is growing at a frightful pace. Olympia House Rehab lists 18 ways to prevent teen addiction with alcohol and drugs to help you live a better life.
Top Chemical Dependency Disorders Nationwide
/0 Comments/in Rehab News /by jl@bpaWhile eating disorders, PTSD and addiction remain steady, cries for help with anxiety and depression jump 400% in 2019.
Letter from an Addict’s Parents
/0 Comments/in Rehab News /by jl@bpaThe opiate epidemic is killing over 150 people a day and the numbers are rising; overdoses are now the leading cause of death for those under 50.
New Addiction Recovery Center Takes Place of St. Anthony Farm
/in Rehab News /by jl@bpaResidents care for horses in an equine-assisted therapy program, feed and water — and milk — water buffalo and can hang out with a “therapy cow” named Bear.
