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When most people think about addiction, substances like alcohol or drugs often come to mind first. But behavioral addictions, like getting hooked on porn, are a lot more common than many realize. Porn addiction is something that often gets glossed over or even laughed off, but it can have a pretty profound impact on someone’s … Read more
Pain is something just about everyone deals with at some point, but for a lot of people, pain sticks around a lot longer than they’d like. Long-term pain management isn’t only about popping a pill and moving on; it’s a complicated approach that often mixes medications, therapies, and regular check-ins. I’ve talked with people who’ve … Read more
Fentanyl exposure and its aftermath can catch people completely off guard. Whether it’s accidental contact with a tiny amount or a more serious overdose, knowing what could happen afterwards is really important. With fentanyl showing up more often in both medical settings and street drugs, there’s growing cause to be aware of how exposure affects … Read more
Alcohol cravings can be hard to ignore and often feel like they come out of nowhere. It can seem like your body and brain are working against your intentions, especially when you’re cutting back or trying to quit drinking. I’m going to break down the science behind these cravings, why they happen, and what’s really … Read more
Alcohol consumption and fatty liver disease are linked much more closely than many folks realize. It’s not just about drinking too much once in a while; it’s about how regular alcohol intake can gradually change your liver and start causing problems long before you notice any symptoms. If you’re wondering how alcohol affects your liver … Read more
Gastrointestinal (GI) disorders connected to drug use are far more common than most people realize. Medications and substances, from prescription pills to recreational drugs, can directly impact the digestive system. Some cause mild issues, such as an upset stomach, while others trigger long-lasting or even permanent problems. After years of reading up and talking with … Read more
Mental health and drug use are deeply connected, often creating a cycle that’s hard to break. When someone is dealing with both, it can feel like one issue fuels the other, making recovery overwhelming. Many people are unsure about what’s really happening in the brain—how certain substances can trigger new symptoms, intensify existing disorders, or … Read more
Behavioral addictions are more common than people realize. These habits go beyond frequent enjoyment—they begin to disrupt daily life, relationships, and mental health. When I discuss behavioral addictions, the reaction is often, “You can get addicted to that?” While most people think of addiction as substance-related, activities like gaming, social media, or shopping can affect … Read more
Virtual Intensive Therapy Programs are rapidly becoming a go-to option for people seeking meaningful mental health support without leaving home. Instead of committing to weeks in a clinic or hospital setting, individuals can now participate in structured, high-impact treatment entirely online. These programs blend frequent video therapy sessions, virtual group work, skills training, and guided … Read more
Why Holidays staying sober during the holidays can feel like a mountain to climb, especially when so many gatherings revolve around alcohol, celebration, and indulgence. Whether you’re new to sobriety or have been working at it for years, this season has a way of testing boundaries, stirring up old habits, and putting you in situations … Read more