College

Dangerous COVID-19 trend shows college students are turning to marijuana to cope with anxiety and social isolation and drinking less alcohol.

It's no secret that college students drink alcohol, but just how much are they drinking? Get the facts about college students and alcohol abuse.

If you are a college student in recovery, spring break can be a particularly challenging time. Here are some tips on how to have an unforgetable spring break without risking your sobriety.

Opioid addiction is becoming increasingly common among high school and college athletes. Find out why and what you can do to protect yourself from prescription pill abuse.

So, what do you do if you’ve been through treatment and have found your sobriety but want to go to college? It’s an environment where drinking and drug use are common place and you might think that this will be a threat to your recovery.

Opioid overdoses occur regardless of age. Learn how to recognize the signs of addiction and how to communicate with your teens about the dangers of drug abuse.

Substance abuse has caused many overdoses at music festivals. Learn more about the dangers of drugs and alcohol, and why we should stop singing their praises.

Adderall addiction doesn't have to be the end of your college career. Here are ways you can still succeed in school while maintaining your peace of mind.

Binge drinking is very popular on college campuses. Find out why people drink to get drunk and how to build healthy habits in college.

Drug deals do not just happen in dark alleys. Learn how mobile apps like Venmo are unintentionally enabling drug purchases.

A recent study found that teens from wealthier backgrounds are more likely to turn to drugs and alcohol. Learn how class status and addiction are linked.

Adderall is a commonly misused stimulant that causes many college students to become addicted. Use these tips to acheive and maintain sobriety in school.