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Bradford Health Facilities Recognized Among Newsweek’s “America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers” for 2025Bradford Health Services is proud to announce that three of its facilities have been named to Newsweek’s prestigious list of “America’s Best Addiction Treatment Centers” for 2025. This significant national recognition highlights the strength of our ent … |
The Link Between Drug Addiction and Sexual Addiction
Do you Suffer from Drug Addiction or Sex Addiction? Combining Sex & Drugs Can Lead To Addictive Behavior The link...
Al-Anon: Breaking the Cycle for Families
Lois Wilson founded Al-Anon in 1951 because she realized that as important as her husband’s sobriety was, it was only...
Social Media Addiction: Genuine Disorder or Joke?
It is not uncommon to find articles talking about social media and addiction in a joking manner, but as a society we...
Women and Prescription Drug Abuse
The 2010 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) estimated that 2.4 million Americans abused prescription drugs...
The Troubling Persistence of Substance Abuse on the College Campus
Unfortunately, substance abuse on college campuses is nothing new, but we have actually seen a troublesome rise in...
The Addicted Brain
UC Berkeley researchers recently released findings that could be critical to understanding the addicted brain. The...
Can You Drink Nonalcoholic Beverages in Recovery?
Can a recovering alcoholic have nonalcoholic beer? Are mocktails OK in recovery?
Ten Signs Your Loved One May Be an Alcoholic
Wedding toasts, happy hours, and New Year’s Eve are common occasions to have fun with loved ones and a drink. Our culture tends to normalize the consumption of alcohol.
What is a Functioning Alcoholic?
It might be a friend, family member, or colleague. They would consume alcohol regularly and rarely go to an event or get-together with no alcoholic drinks.
Helping vs. Enabling
Do you have a loved one who struggles with addiction? It’s natural for you to want to help them overcome their issues with substance abuse.
What Kind of People Go to Rehab?
“What kind of people go to rehab?” There isn’t a simple answer to this question because anyone can be affected by addiction.
Understanding Cross Addiction
Evidence suggests that people who struggle with dependence on one substance, such as alcohol or heroin, are at risk for developing an addiction to another substance.