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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
Many veterans of war are usually exposed to shocking and traumatic atrocities that often stay with them for nearly an…
Painkiller Addiction
It has recently been revealed that certain factors can increase the likelihood for painkiller addiction. The four main risks are age (those…
Opioid Treatment
Opioids are the most powerful known pain relievers known and have been around as early as the 4000 BC Sumerians. America…
Treating Depression with Anti-Depressant Drugs
There are several different types of anti-depressants. If you are thinking about taking one, you should keep in mind there…
Behavioral Addiction Treatment
Behavioral addictions are addictions that do not rely upon the usual addictive substances such as alcohol or drugs. Examples of some…
Treatment Programs for Alcohol Abuse
O.K. so you’ve found yourself against the wall either for the first time or the hundredth. If you’re reading this…
Overcoming Addiction with 12 Step Programs
A 12-step program is a set of principles that guides the recovery of those who suffer from addiction or other…
Behavioral Addiction Treatment
Behavioral addictions are addictions that do not rely upon the usual addictive substances such as alcohol or drugs. Examples of some…
Stimulant Drugs
Stimulants are substances that increase, or stimulate the normal activity of the central nervous system. In other words, they increase…
Painkiller Addiction
It has recently been revealed that certain factors can increase the likelihood for painkiller addiction. The four main risks are age (those…

Analysis of “Project Opioid” Research – Part 2
Some of you that have visited this site before will know that I write for the best drug rehabilitation center in Florida, located in Panama City. In the first part of this series, I introduced a new research organization out of central Florida called Project Opioid, and I went over part of the new research The post Analysis of “Project Opioid” Research – Part 2 appeared first on Florida Springs Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
‘Project Opioid’ Just Released a Huge Amount of Research on the Opioid Epidemic
Starting today I will be informing people of the huge amount of data that was just released by an organization called “Project Opioid.” Project Opioid is a research and policy organization meant to fight the ongoing opioid epidemic in the United States and Florida. The group works out of Orlando and the central Florida area, The post ‘Project Opioid’ Just Released a Huge Amount of Research on the Opioid Epidemic appeared first on Florida Springs Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
Avoiding Covid-19 Outbreaks in Residential Treatment Settings
On the 9th of October, a new study was released that details the different problems faced by residential substance use disorder clinics when it comes to Covid-19. The study talks about the guidelines that were originally published on the issue, the best standards of practice currently, and the outcomes from some of these measures. I The post Avoiding Covid-19 Outbreaks in Residential Treatment Settings appeared first on Florida Springs Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
Physicians at Very High Risk of Substance Use Disorder
Physicians with substance use disorder who are actively using drugs can be a huge risk to themselves and their patients, especially with the high level of access to prescription medications that physicians enjoy. Over the last 15 years research has been done that makes it clear that physicians are more likely than the general population The post Physicians at Very High Risk of Substance Use Disorder appeared first on Florida Springs Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
Future of Telehealth, a Primary Source of Mental Health Care, in Jeopardy
Telehealth, or the process of seeing a health care provider over the internet with a webcam, is under threat because insurance companies may not pay for the service going forward. According to a new story from the Chicago Tribune, telehealth has exploded during the Covid-19 pandemic, but the enterprise may be in jeopardy in the The post Future of Telehealth, a Primary Source of Mental Health Care, in Jeopardy appeared first on Florida Springs Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
The Missing Link in Substance Abuse Treatment: Patient Centered Care
Patient-centered care is a good way to describe how medicine works for most people with most health problems. If you go to your family physician and a health problem arises, the doctor works to make decisions that fit your personal circumstance. If you have glaucoma, and medical cannabis is a good treatment option, but you The post The Missing Link in Substance Abuse Treatment: Patient Centered Care appeared first on Florida Springs Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
Barriers to Care for Parenting Women with Substance Use Disorder in Rural Areas
Late last week I wrote about some of the programs offered at the best drug rehabs in Florida and Alabama, and how those programs become even more critical for rural populations when other treatment options disappear. Covid-19 has been the cause of many treatment options evaporating for patients around the country, and the disease has The post Barriers to Care for Parenting Women with Substance Use Disorder in Rural Areas appeared first on Florida Springs Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
Barriers to Care in Rural Drug Rehabilitation
Earlier this week I wrote about the difficulties that the best drug rehabs in rural places like Florida and Alabama can face when it comes to barriers to care. I wrote about one of the best drug rehabs in Florida specifically, and that facility, Florida Springs Wellness, and Recovery in Panama City, is located on The post Barriers to Care in Rural Drug Rehabilitation appeared first on Florida Springs Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
Barriers to Care: Drug Rehabilitation in Alabama and Florida
In the substance use disorder treatment context, barriers to care come in many different forms. A barrier to care can be anything that keeps would-be patients away from the treatment they would benefit from. First, I will give some examples of major barriers to care that I talk about all the time. Methadone is an The post Barriers to Care: Drug Rehabilitation in Alabama and Florida appeared first on Florida Springs Drug and Alcohol Rehab.
Americans, Covid-19, and Recreational Drug Use: Part 1
It is a strange time in America and the world right now. People feel alone, maybe more than ever. People are scared, for good reason. Earlier this week I showed data that confirmed that Covid-19 will be the largest single event killer of Americans by virtually any definition, even if a vaccine comes in the The post Americans, Covid-19, and Recreational Drug Use: Part 1 appeared first on Florida Springs Drug and Alcohol Rehab.

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