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Adolescent substance use looks different than it did even a decade ago — vaping, high-potency cannabis, and fentanyl-contaminated…
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Preparing children for a parent's treatment depends on the children's ages, the level of care, and the family's circumstances. Age…
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Parenting in recovery is one of the most meaningful — and most challenging — parts of getting well. It involves navigating guilt a…
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The five love languages — words of affirmation, quality time, gifts, acts of service, physical touch — were named by Dr. Gary Chap…
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Heroin addiction in mothers carries specific risks during pregnancy and afterward — for both the mother and the child. The medical…
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Dating someone in active addiction is consistently destabilizing — the patterns of unpredictability, broken commitments, financial…
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Telling your partner about your addiction is one of the bravest and most relationship-defining conversations you can have. Done wi…
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In most U.S. states, adults cannot be forced into addiction treatment except under specific legal circumstances (involuntary commi…
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A support system is the network of people, communities, and professionals you can lean on when recovery gets hard. For women, who…
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Addiction during pregnancy is a sensitive and often shame-laden experience — and one where getting support quickly matters most. O…
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