Introduction Let’s learn about breaking the stigma in recovery. There has been a significant shift in how society perceives mental health and addiction. Yet, despite progress, stigmas still persist, casting shadows of shame and misunderstanding over those who grapple with mental health challenges while navigating the path of recovery. In this blog, we delve into…
In today’s society, our attention is captured by our cell phones, social media, and the news. Sitting still and enjoying the moment seems like a concept of the past. For people with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), sitting still and focusing on one thing, unfortunately, does not exist. To battle this neurobiological disorder, a doctor will often prescribe…
The dangers of withdrawing from Xanax are often not known. People that do not have a prescription may get it from a family member or friend because they are going through some sort of stressful situation at home or at work. They realize the sensation of feeling happy or carefree is something they could get…
Fentanyl is an extremely potent synthetic opioid painkiller. It’s usually used to treat patients with chronic cancer pain that is unresponsive to other measures. But this substance is also incredibly dangerous and addictive, leading the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to categorize it as one of the most dangerous drugs in existence at this moment. Although…
Alcoholism is a serious and dangerous condition for anyone to live with. Although professional alcohol abuse treatment near you can make living with this disorder more manageable, it can be helpful for one to learn more about their family history with alcohol in order to understand how this disorder may impact them. One of the…
As a parent, there is nothing more disheartening than finding out that your child has become addicted to a dangerous drug like meth. Thankfully, we at Knoxville Recovery Center have extensive experience in treating individuals who have fallen into the trap of methamphetamine addiction. It is only natural to feel a mixture of emotions during…
A drug is defined as any substance that can alter the way the mind or body works. Drug overdoses are in the United States have gotten completely out of hand, claiming responsibility for being the leading cause of death among Americans in recent society. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), drug overdoses reached…
Trying to decide whether you are struggling with alcoholism or possibly drinking just a little too much will require you to take a closer look at your drinking. Do you find yourself drinking alone? Do you crave an alcoholic beverage when you wake up? Do you lie to people about how much you have had…
