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How to Recognize a Fentanyl Overdose

Fentanyl is a potent opioid drug reserved to treat stubborn cases of moderate to severe pain that does not respond to less powerful pain relievers like acetaminophen or codeine. Since it is 50 times stronger than heroin, fentanyl is available only by prescription. However, it can be accessed on the street and is often cut […]

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Is Online Counseling Right for You?

With many people shifting to remote or hybrid work, it should come as no surprise that there is an increasing demand for comparable convenience of online counseling. Thankfully, plenty of therapists and treatment centers are meeting the demands of their clients by providing virtual treatment options. This helps break down the barriers that keep some

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Observing National Recovery Month

Tens of millions of Americans struggle with drug or alcohol addiction each year. And this is often a silent battle due to fear of judgment or rejection. Raising awareness starts by observing National Recovery Month each September. Addiction can have profound effects on a person’s life and relationships, so it is critical to learn more

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Risks of Quitting Alcohol Cold-Turkey

Alcohol addiction can be a maze of challenges, and the idea of quitting cold turkey might seem like a quick exit. But before you take that step, it’s crucial to understand the risks involved. Contact Promises Brazos Valley online or call 979.426.0086 to learn why quitting alcohol cold turkey and managing withdrawal symptoms on your

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How Alcohol Can Worsen Depression

It’s essential to understand the connection between alcohol and depression. Many people turn to alcohol in times of stress or sadness. However, alcohol is a depressant, so it often makes things worse. It’s essential to understand the impact that alcohol can have on mental health, especially if you are already experiencing symptoms of depression. Contact

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Recognizing Ecstasy Abuse in a Loved One

Are you concerned that someone you care about might be using ecstasy? In today’s fast-paced world, it’s not uncommon for people to turn to substances like ecstasy—also known as 3,4-methyl​enedioxy​methamphetamine (MDMA)—to cope with stress or to enhance social experiences. However, the side effects can be devastating. Contact Promises Brazos Valley online or call 979.426.0086 to

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Signs of Alcohol Poisoning

In Texas, alcohol use is a common aspect of social gatherings and celebrations. However, excessive drinking can quickly turn dangerous, leading to severe health risks like alcohol poisoning. If you’re concerned about your drinking habits or those of a loved one, understanding the signs of alcohol poisoning is crucial. This guide aims to provide essential

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Is Heroin a Depressant?

Heroin is commonly mischaracterized in discussions surrounding substance use, particularly concerning its classification as a depressant. Understanding whether heroin is a depressant is crucial, as it directly impacts mental health and the profound effects it has on users. This understanding is further compounded by the relationship between heroin and mental health conditions, which often co-occur

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What Is Doctor Shopping?

The road to addiction recovery is often a difficult one, but understanding the risks and behaviors associated with substance abuse can be a critical first step. One such behavior is doctor shopping, a term that might be unfamiliar to many but is a significant red flag for prescription drug abuse. If you’re looking for addiction

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