Addiction

Over 10,000 babies are born into addiction with neonatal abstinence syndrome each year—learn how to prevent NAS, treatment, and support.

Addiction affects the brain in many ways, but the good news is brain neuroplasticity can help reverse the effects. Learn more about the addicted brain here.

Learn what places LGBTQ+ individuals at a higher risk of addiction and how people in the queer community can best seek treatment.

Ever wondered why one person can try drugs and be seemingly unaffected while another can become hooked after just one use?

There are many misconceptions about addiction that can create stigma surrounding the disease. Here we separate the facts about addiction from myths.

Are you struggling with benzodiazepine cravings? Discover tips and strategies for managing these urges in early recovery.

Addiction is devastating for the whole family. Learn if you are helping or enabling your loved one's addiction.

During cocaine withdrawal, users have intense cravings. Here are a few ways to reduce your cravings and minimize risk of a relapse.

"Social drinking" can be a disguise for alcoholism. Answer these questions to spot alcohol dependence in your own life or a loved one’s.

Co-occurring disorders such as ADHD and addiction are common. Understand the links between the two disorders and how they can be treated together.

Addiction alters brain activity, leading to personality changes. Find out the different ways addiction can affect you and what you can do to reclaim your life.

With an action plan in place, you can quit smoking and leave behind your dependency on cigarettes for a happier, healthier lifestyle.