substance abuse

Alcohol Abuse Among Students

Students, including young teens to young adults, may engage in alcohol consumption. Some people believe there’s little harm in early exposure to alcohol. Yet, it can lead to health complications and a higher risk for engaging in addictive behaviors later in life. If you suspect alcohol abuse in your son or daughter, seeking treatment from

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How Dual Diagnosis Can Help You in Recovery

In a dual diagnosis treatment program, you get mental health treatment and addiction treatment at the same time. You might struggle with depression that leads to an addiction, or you might be addicted to substances and now have anxiety. No matter what problem came first, dual diagnosis treatment allows you to focus on recovery with the right

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Dealing with Drug-Addicted Parents

Loving children consider parents to be role models who lead by example. But drug-addicted parents turn that paradigm on its head. This substance abuse problem has become so prevalent that National Surveys on Drug Use and Health indicate that 8.7 million children 17 years old or younger lived in households with a drug-addicted parent. Furthermore,

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What Does Decriminalization Mean?

At Bayview Recovery, we provide information to help our clients make informed decisions about drug abuse treatment. Understanding how state and federal laws compare can help you understand your rights and the risks you may face in recovery. Decriminalization refers to removing drugs from the list of federally criminalized drugs. Selling, using, or possessing these

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Supporting a Loved One in Recovery

Having a loved one in recovery is simultaneously glorious and challenging. On the one hand, watching someone work on becoming their best self is fantastic. However, recovery is a long and complicated road requiring patience and understanding. Often, family members and loved ones can find the process confusing, and at times, frustrating. Undeniably, recovery learning

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