At Promises Brazos Valley in Texas, we are committed to helping individuals understand and overcome substance abuse. One of the most common addictions we encounter is alcoholism. People often ask us, “What are alcoholic eyes?” and “What does alcohol detox involve?” Contact our knowledgeable team online today or call 979.426.0086 to learn more, explore these […]
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Suboxone is a prescription medication used to treat opioid addiction, also called opioid use disorder (OUD). While its unique combination of buprenorphine and naloxone can be a helpful treatment for those struggling with OUD, it can also lead to withdrawal symptoms for people who develop dependence and stop using the drug abruptly. Knowing what to
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Suboxone plays an essential role in helping people overcome opioid dependence. But as an opioid partial agonist, this medication also carries a risk of addiction, although to a lesser degree than more potent opioids like morphine or heroin. Experiencing Suboxone withdrawal symptoms indicates that you have become dependent on your medication and may need professional
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When you go through an addiction treatment program, you most likely intend to quit using drugs or alcohol for good. While that is ideal and possible for some, the reality is that relapsing is a natural part of recovery. But it does not mean you have failed or will never achieve long-term sobriety. So is
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Although you may have heard of 12-step-based treatment for addiction, you may not be familiar with the steps and how they work. People generally start by admitting they have an addiction and are powerless over it. Then, they refer to a higher power and put their faith in that power to help them succeed in
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If you have tried to stop using drugs or alcohol without success, you know how frustrating it can be. Quitting may not last long—many reasons can influence someone not to maintain sobriety—but that does not mean that sobriety is not an option for you. Instead, you must look for a different approach. For many people,
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Addiction affects everyone differently, so it only makes sense that people will thrive with different approaches to recovery. If you have tried overcoming addiction without lasting success, you may want to consider 12-step-based treatment. Although initially started as the basis for Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), 12-step-based treatment is also being incorporated into addiction treatment programs for
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Xylazine, also known as “tranq dope,” has been increasing in the drug supply at an alarming rate. Like fentanyl, “tranq dope” is mixed with opioid drugs since it is cheaper and easier to access. However, it is also much more dangerous than opioids and produces more severe withdrawal symptoms. Even more concerning is that most
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If you are one of the millions of Americans struggling with alcohol addiction, you likely know that you need help and that getting sober is the best thing for you and your family. However, it can be hard to build up the motivation to get sober—especially if you’re stressed out. Taking the first step and
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Valentine’s Day is a time for romance, gifts, and quality time with your loved ones. But when recovering from addiction, it can be hard to navigate this holiday, often centered around alcohol consumption and heavy dining. Learning how to have a sober Valentine’s Day while enjoying time with someone special can allow you to look
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