Helping a Family Member with Addiction

December 28th, 2015

Helping a Family Member with Addiction

When it comes to drug addiction and family, it can make life difficult. This is in addition to the already difficult process of navigating the various aspects of life on a daily basis. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, in 2009, more than 23.5 million people needed help ...

Teenagers with ADHD May Experiment with Illegal Drugs Sooner Than Their Counterparts

October 26th, 2015

Teenagers with ADHD May Experiment with Illegal Drugs Sooner Than Their Counterparts

Studies of drug and alcohol abuse by people who suffer from Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, has shown an alarming trend. That trend is those teens with ADHD tend to begin experimenting with alcohol and various illegal drugs as much as 1.5 to 2 years earlier than those in ...

2015 Drug Trends in Vermont

August 27th, 2015

2015 Drug Trends in Vermont

When you think of Vermont, you likely think of snow covered mountains and a variety of other wonderful outdoor activities.

Using Art and Music to Get Sober

January 5th, 2015

Using Art and Music to Get Sober

Not all of the treatment at a drug program is centered on directly talking about drugs and addiction. Many of them also incorporate art and music therapy too. Depending on where you go and which program you are involved in, the offerings for these complementary therapies can be very broad. It ...

How do You Stay Sober?

December 29th, 2014

How do You Stay Sober?

Going to a treatment center will help you get sober, but how do you stay sober? For a lot of people who used drugs to help deal with the stress of their lives, the drugs may have gone away, but the stress is still there. You can’t always change everything to get away from groups […]

The Consequences of Drug Abuse

November 24th, 2014

The Consequences of Drug Abuse

People should know that drug addiction is a disease. Drugs (and alcohol) may feel great while we take them, but the consequences of drugs afterward will definitely want to make us rethink about taking them…or hopefully change our minds about taking them if we haven’t already but were still ...

It’s Not Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Jeffrey Stockbridge’s Photoblog Chronicles a Dark Corner of the City

November 14th, 2013

It’s Not Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Jeffrey Stockbridge’s Photoblog Chronicles a Dark Corner of the City

Jeffrey Stockbridge's photoblog chronicles the struggles of Kensington Avenue.

Methamerica Film Preview: A Look Into America’s Meth Epidemic

November 4th, 2013

Methamerica Film Preview: A Look Into America’s Meth Epidemic

In the works with director Christopher Halligan is Methamerica, a documentary that captures the impact of methamphetamine on rural communities through a variety of enlightening lenses. Interviews with individuals and families affected by meth, law enforcement, prevention activists, medical ...

September 20th, 2013

Get an Enhanced Listing

AllTreatment.com is offering Enhanced Listings to participating Treatment Centers across the United States! To claim your free Enhanced Listing, email us: [email protected] Beyond dramatically improving the look and feel of your listing, Enhanced Listings are automatically bumped to the ...

Prevention Through Education: An Interview with the People’s Harm Reduction Alliance

September 3rd, 2013

Prevention Through Education: An Interview with the People’s Harm Reduction Alliance

An interview with Shilo Murphy of the People's Harm Reduction Alliance in Seattle.

Can’t Leave Home Without It: My Cellphone

May 22nd, 2013

Can’t Leave Home Without It: My Cellphone

I never thought I was one of those people: the kind who can’t ever take their eyes off of their phone screens. I thought my cell phone use was reasonable — I mean, I didn’t cuddle with it at night or sleep with it under my pillow. However, the other day, when I endured a mild panic […]

May 22nd, 2013

Footprints in the Sand

Linda Quirk has run across deserts, over mountains, and through city streets to bring awareness to addiction treatment.

Legendary Keyboardist, Ray Manzarek, Dies at Age 74

May 21st, 2013

Legendary Keyboardist, Ray Manzarek, Dies at Age 74

Ray Manzarek, keyboardist and songwriter for American rock band The Doors, died Monday from bile duct cancer in a clinic at Rosenheim, Germany at the age of 74. Manzarek helped mold one of the most influential bands of the psychedelic era with his brilliant songwriting and intoxicating piano ...

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford (Allegedly) Videotaped Smoking Crack

May 21st, 2013

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford (Allegedly) Videotaped Smoking Crack

 Ever hear the story about the mayor who got caught on videotape smoking crack? The name Marion Barry should ring a bell. In 1990, at the height of the crack cocaine epidemic, FBI agents procured a video of Barry, then the mayor of Washington, D.C., smoking crack in a hotel room. Last week, ...

Children of Divorce and Addiction

May 16th, 2013

Children of Divorce and Addiction

Children of divorce are particularly vulnerable to drug and alcohol addiction. This article intends to explore why this may be the case.

Amy Winehouse is Headed to Cannes

April 25th, 2013

Amy Winehouse is Headed to Cannes

The sultry-smooth voice of Amy Winehouse was an unforgettable one; her talent a rarity, her struggle with alcoholism, a tragedy. She now belongs to the cannon of stars whose lives ended far too soon.  Amy’s life, its highs and its lows, are chronicled in an untitled documentary that is ...

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