Polysubstance Abuse & Misuse
Polysubstance misuse refers to using two or more substances together or within a short time frame.
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What is the Relationship Between Mental Health Issues and Substance Use?
While on their own, both mental health struggles and substance use and abuse are issues that affect millions of Americans; for far too many, those two issues are not distinct.
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Male vs Female Alcohol Consumption: Understanding the Differences
Alcohol affects everyone differently, but when it comes to biological sex, the differences become even more pronounced.
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Does Adderall Help with Anxiety?
Some people wonder, can Adderall help with anxiety? Everyone’s body reacts differently, so the effects may not be the same for each person. Adderall is mainly used to treat Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
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What is a Dry Drunk? Understanding the Hidden Struggle in Sobriety
Achieving sobriety is a milestone worth celebrating, but what happens when someone stops drinking but continues to struggle with the emotional and psychological patterns associated with addiction? This is the essence of a condition known as being a dry drunk.
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What are Hard Drugs and Soft Drugs?
People often talk about “hard drugs” and “soft drugs,” but these labels can be confusing. There is no clear scientific definition for them. Many believe hard drugs, like heroin or meth, are extremely dangerous. Some think soft drugs, like marijuana, are safer, while others worry they lead to harder substances.
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How to Set Healthy Boundaries in Recovery?
Recovery is a journey of healing, self-discovery, and personal growth. One of the most important skills individuals in recovery must learn is setting healthy boundaries. Boundaries in recovery help protect emotional well-being, maintain sobriety, and establish healthy relationships.
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Group Therapy vs. Individual Therapy: Finding the Right Fit for Your Recovery
At Wisconsin Recovery Institute, we understand that the journey to recovery is deeply personal yet often supported by shared experiences. That’s why we offer both group and individual therapy as part of our comprehensive addiction treatment programs.
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Signs of a Fentanyl Overdose: What You Should Know
In recent years, the alarming rise of fentanyl within communities has cast a spotlight on the urgent need for awareness and education surrounding its potent effects. As a synthetic opioid significantly more powerful than morphine, fentanyl poses a grave risk that cannot be underestimated.
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What is Drug Tolerance?
Drug tolerance occurs when a person’s response to a drug diminishes over time, requiring higher doses to achieve the same effect. This can lead to increased consumption, which raises the risk of side effects and potential overdose.
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