Women and men in recovery routinely worry about their current or future relationships with partners or spouses. What does a relationship in recovery look like? Whether one is currently in a relationship, married, dating, single, widowed, women and men in recovery...

#Adulting is hard. The COVID-19 pandemic made that more difficult, especially for young people. Young people thrive on and need connection with others. Many young adults lost that sense of connection and belonging in the last three years: they didn’t get true high...

Recovering alcoholics face significant challenges in changing their habits, due in part to the way the brain adapts to the regular presence of alcohol. A University of Texas at Dallas neuroscientist is trying to pinpoint these neurological changes at the microscopic...

By Veronica L. Holyfield While overall drug OD fatalities hit record numbers in the past year, a new study has found that intentional overdose deaths, or suicides by an overdose of a medication or drug, decreased significantly. No previous research has probed trends...

In a SAMHSA Advisory notification, SAMSHA states:  “ Eating disorders (ED’s), which cause serious health problems and can be fatal, frequently co-occur with substance use disorders (SUDs).  There are numerous psychosocial consequences of EDs (e.g., problems with...