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Affluent Children and Substance Use
The relationship between wealth and substance use is complex. While income does not always lead to addiction, several elements connected with wealth might impact the likelihood of substance misuse and...
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What Alcohol Does to Your Body
As a high-profile person, your interest in changing your drinking habits is likely connected to your desire to protect your career and reputation. You may not have spent as much time considering how...
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Stigma of Addiction
Negative attitudes, ideas, and preconceptions held by society toward people struggling with addiction can have catastrophic repercussions. These stigmatizing ideas can perpetuate prejudice and make it...
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Executive Burnout and Addiction
High stress, heavy workloads, and complex decision-making can become a recipe for disaster if an executive neglects self-care. You may recognize it now in the exhaustion you feel and in your struggle...
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An Examination of the Efficacy of Brainspotting
John Dyben, DHSc | Chief Clinical Officer A downloadable PDF of the white paper is available here. A Preliminary Examination of the Efficacy of Brainspotting with Clients in Residential Treatment for...
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What Is Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome?
Post Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS) is an often-overlooked roadblock in the complicated process of addiction treatment. As you begin your journey toward recovery, you may experience a persistent and...
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Affluent College Students and Addiction
Affluent college students, who are often sheltered by status, face substance misuse problems that go unnoticed. The obstacles that this population faces over the course of a school year vary greatly...
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Does Wealth Worsen Mental Health Problems?
There’s an often-unspoken fact in the glamorous world of wealth, where luxury and privilege abound: riches can be a double-edged sword when it comes to mental health. Under the lavish façade, a...
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Signs of an Overdose
Moments of crisis can occur when we least expect them, and knowing how to recognize the signs of an overdose in a friend or family member might be the difference between life and death. Whether it’s...
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Hanley Foundation Acquires Origins Behavioral HealthCare
A New Era for Recovery: Hanley Foundation Acquires Origins Behavioral HealthCare, Promising Unrivaled Support Hanley Foundation proudly announces the acquisition of Origins Behavioral HealthCare,...
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Dangers of Ketamine
Ketamine use among humans is frequently understudied despite being a potential threat to health and well-being. Abusing it can have serious physical and psychological consequences, which are especially...
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Dangers of Xanax Abuse
As anxiety and stress have become more prevalent in our lives, the demand for medications such as Xanax has increased. And as the number of people taking Xanax on prescription rises, so does the risk...
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Signs of Benzodiazepine Abuse
Because of their calming and sedative effects, benzodiazepines, or benzos, are commonly prescribed to treat conditions such as anxiety, insomnia, and seizures. However, their abuse or improper...
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What Happens to Your Body When You Quit Drinking?
Deciding to stop drinking can bring significant changes, not only in how you live, but also in your body. The physical changes to your body when you quit drinking may be surprising and affect different...
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Anxiety and Alcohol
Being an executive with unmanaged and overpowering anxiety presents distinct problems that impair decision-making and overall effectiveness. Anxiety can be exacerbated by the pressure to achieve and...
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