According to data from 2018, 128 people died every day in the United states due to opioid overdosing. Unfortunately, the problem with opioids continues to get worse, creating a serious national crisis in the United States that affects not only public health, but the social and economic welfare of the country as a whole. Given the serious negative effects that... read more »

While the opioid crisis has gained a great deal of attention in recent years, it is important for parents, educators and other adults to recognize and realize the threat that opioid abuse presents to teenagers. The unfortunate reality is that children and adolescents are at a greater risk than adults at becoming addicted when they are exposed to these drugs.... read more »

With the pandemic still going strong, many people continue to find themselves social distancing and otherwise staying at home. As a result of this isolation, a number of people are fighting feelings of depression. Unfortunately, for those who struggle with substance abuse, this sense of isolation can make the struggle even harder. In fact, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health... read more »

With more than 130 people dying every day in the United States due to opioid overdose, addressing the issue of opioid abuse is a serious concern. Unfortunately, opioid abuse is not just centered around the abuse of illegal drugs. Rather, prescription opioid pain relievers are also abused. In fact, in 2017, an estimated 1.7 million people in the United States... read more »