Our blog provides insightful content on addiction, mental health, and family support, offering a range of perspectives on relevant topics. From in-depth discussions on the latest research and treatment approaches to practical advice for individuals in recovery and their loved ones, Futures blog is a valuable resource. Whether navigating your journey or supporting someone through theirs, you’ll find helpful information here to promote mental and physical well-being.
Recognizing alcohol withdrawal signs early on can greatly benefit someone who is suffering from alcohol dependence as it helps them address the problem of alcoholism, as well as help prevent…
Mental health issues impact millions of people across the United States and the world. According to the National Institutes of Mental Health, in 2019 there were 51.5 million U. S.…
Alcohol withdrawal, also known as alcohol withdrawal syndrome (AWS), is a medical condition that affects people who indulge in excessive drinking over a long period of time. As alcohol causes…
The longer the pandemic continues, the more damage it seems to leave in its wake. Some families grieve the loss of loved ones, others deal with the mental and physical…
What is alcohol withdrawal? Also known as alcohol withdrawal syndrome (AWS) is a condition widely experienced by heavy drinkers or those who have indulged in excessive drinking over a long…
Is relapse really a part of the recovery process? While relapse can be part of recovering from substance and alcohol abuse, it doesn’t have to be! Some people who become…
Acceptance—one simple word that can mean so much to those in and out of recovery from alcohol or drugs. Whether you are new to recovery, just thinking about getting sober,…
Addiction to drugs or alcohol can be painful. What at one time may have been something to ‘take the edge off’ or ‘have fun’ can turn into a dependency—or full-blown…
Alcohol use disorders (AUD) and substance use disorders (SUD) continue to increase across not only the nation but also across the globe. According to the Centers for Disease Control and…
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