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What is Wet Brain?
To many, the term "wet brain" is mysterious and perplexing. In its simplest form, wet brain describes a severe and persistent type of brain damage brought on by long-term alcohol misuse. This blog post from Hanley Center will clarify its nuances, including information...
What Is Gray Area Drinking?
The guidelines for excessive drinking, as defined by organizations such as the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, provide insight into the small yet crucial changes that can lead to gray area drinking. Navigating this spectrum can be challenging,...
Poor Mental Health is a Top-Tier Public Health Threat
Concerns over unmet mental health needs are beginning to generate essential conversations within the treatment community. As leading advocates for treatment for both mental health disorders and substance use disorders, we at Hanley Foundation would like to share what...
What Is Bromazolam?
As bromazolam gains traction in Florida's substance misuse scene, knowing its consequences becomes critical. In this blog post, we'll dig into the complexities of bromazolam, explaining its makeup, risks, and the worrisome rise in overdoses around the state. We'll...
What Happens to Your Body When You Drink Every Day?
Many may assume that the impact of daily drinking on their bodies is negligible or limited to short-term effects. Some may believe that moderate alcohol intake doesn't significantly affect overall health and that potential consequences are easily manageable. In this...
Simple Ways to Reduce Stress
Stress is an unavoidable aspect of life, but it can swiftly transform from a motivator to a disadvantage if it's unmanaged. It is essential to your general health to understand the many types of stress and acquire practical coping mechanisms for everyday life in order...
What are Fentanyl Derivatives?
In recent years, a disturbing trend has surfaced: the proliferation of highly potent and alarming fentanyl derivatives. Originating as a synthetic opioid for medical pain management, fentanyl's potency, estimated to surpass morphine by up to 100 times, has led to...
Long-Term Effects of Tramadol
Tramadol, a powerful pain reliever, is frequently prescribed to people suffering from a variety of painful conditions, including post-operative recovery and chronic pain management. While Tramadol can provide much-needed relief, it is not without risks. In this blog...
Methadone Withdrawal
Methadone withdrawal can catch users off guard, revealing this opioid medication's powerful grip. Understanding the warning signs, which range from physical discomfort to psychological difficulties, is the first step toward overcoming them. In this post, we'll also...
Signs of Suboxone Abuse
Suboxone is a valuable medication in the field of addiction treatment, providing hope to those suffering from opioid addiction. It works by combining buprenorphine and naloxone to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, thereby assisting in recovery. However,...
Chronic Pain and Substance Abuse in Older Adults
Chronic pain often takes a back seat in our fast-paced lives, but the consequences can be disastrous. Recognizing the potential dangers of unchecked chronic pain can help you avoid unnecessary threats to your health and well-being. In this blog post, we'll look at how...
Is There a Difference Between Emotional Abuse and Psychological Abuse?
The Difference Between Emotional and Mental Abuse Not everyone agrees there is a meaningful difference between emotional and psychological abuse. Both are distinct from physical abuse, which involves hitting, slapping, pushing, pinching, pulling, restraining, or other...
An Examination of the Efficacy of Brainspotting
John Dyben, DHSc | Chief of Research and Innovation A downloadable PDF of the white paper is available here. A Preliminary Examination of the Efficacy of Brainspotting with Patients in Residential Treatment for Substance Use Disorders and Co-occurring Trauma Related...
Hanley Foundation Acquires Origins Behavioral HealthCare
A New Era for Recovery: Hanley Foundation Acquires Origins Behavioral HealthCare, Promising Unrivaled Support Hanley Foundation proudly announces the acquisition of Origins Behavioral HealthCare, marking a momentous stride in its mission to eliminate addiction through...
What Is Hangxiety?
The morning after a night of excessive drinking can bring more than just a pounding headache and queasy stomach; it often ushers in a wave of hangover anxiety. This lesser-discussed aspect of post-drinking discomfort can trigger intense feelings of unease, guilt, and...
Alcohol’s Effects On Cardiovascular System
Alcohol's effects on your cardiovascular system can be substantial and complex. Without being aware of the influence of your drinking habits on your heart, you may be putting your health at risk every time you consume beer, wine, or liquor. In this article, we will...
How To Deal With Drunk Relatives Over The Holidays
As the holiday season approaches, so does the possibility of a problematic family scenario: an intoxicated relative spoiling the festivities. Many of us have been in this uncomfortable and stressful scenario. In this blog post, we'll look at the challenges of dealing...
Overdose Deaths On The Rise
An alarming surge in overdose deaths affects communities in every city and state. The crisis involves a variety of substances, with opioids, particularly synthetic opioids like fentanyl, as the most common contributor, and prescription painkillers, heroin, cocaine,...
Importance of Aftercare
An inpatient substance use treatment program can be an effective way to start living a sober life, but what you choose to do next is equally critical. People who finish a program and return to their daily lives with no structured ongoing support are more likely to...
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Alcoholism
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is an evidence-based treatment for alcohol use disorders that helps you to learn to change thinking patterns. CBT teaches the skills and strategies you need in real time to become and stay sober. In this blog post, we'll introduce...
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