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PTSD, Complex PTSD, and Addiction

Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is a condition that can develop after experiencing or witnessing a severely traumatic event. It could be a murder, rape,

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How Endorphins Affect Addiction and Recovery

Addiction is a complex disease that affects nearly every aspect of brain functioning and health. Nowhere is this more apparent than at the brain’s reward

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Gabapentin Abuse and Treatment

Gabapentin, known as Neurontin, has become a popular medication for treating epilepsy, neuropathic pain, nerve pain, and more. The CDC indicates that gabapentin is a

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Cross-Addiction

Cross-addiction is replacing one addictive substance or compulsive behavior with another, essentially developing two or more addictions. It is also referred to as Addiction Interaction

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What is Wet Brain?

Understanding Wet Brain Overcoming an alcohol use disorder can mean traveling down a rough road, but you can do it. Suppose you want to leave

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Inpatient Rehab vs. Outpatient Rehab

The first step towards recovery is admitting to yourself that your substance use has become unmanageable and deciding to take back control. Following this acceptance

Reacting vs. Responding
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Reacting vs. Responding

React vs. Respond: Unconscious vs. Conscious When the brain is under tremendous pressure, such as experiencing addictive cravings, your emotions will run high. In addition,

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How Addiction Hijacks the Brain

Addiction and the Brain As with any human behavior, the brain plays a leading role in addiction. Chronic substance use alters the brain’s normal functioning,