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PCP vs. LSD

PCP and LSD are two well-established illicit drugs that are nonetheless overlooked in today’s climate of methamphetamine and opioids. That in no way diminishes the harmful and addictive nature of these substances, but many people are unclear on the differences. Regardless of what substance you or a loved one are struggling with, Bayview Recovery’s substance…

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Flakka Drug Withdrawal Symptoms

In recent years, the synthetic drug Flakka has become an increasingly popular choice among recreational drug users. As some folks describe, the drug is similar to a combination of heroin and methamphetamine. While that might be a bit of a stretch, the drug does have similar characteristics to bath salts. Of course, you can imagine…

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What to Expect in a Rehab Aftercare Program

If you or a loved one has completed addiction treatment, you may be wondering how to sustain your recovery for the long term. After completing a residential or outpatient addiction treatment program, you will want to be prepared to live a sober lifestyle. Therefore, considering an addiction rehab aftercare program may be the best choice…

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5 Benefits of a Women’s Drug Rehab Center

If you walk into a coed addiction treatment center, you will likely notice that the client population is primarily male. Consequently, this can be off-putting for some women interested in overcoming their addiction. Gender-specific treatment, such as that found at a women’s drug addiction center, can help put women at ease so that they feel…

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What to Expect in Drug Addiction Treatment Centers

Knowing when it is time to seek drug addiction counseling can be tricky. You may think you can stop any time you want without professional help. It’s true that some people can successfully quit using drugs on their own. However, this is not possible for everyone with substance use disorder. Withdrawal symptoms can be intense…