When Addiction is in Your Family Tree
Robin Star2021-11-02T11:43:38+00:00When you think about your family tree and look at your child, what do you notice? You may see that you’ve passed along eye and hair color or the way they smile. But what you
When you think about your family tree and look at your child, what do you notice? You may see that you’ve passed along eye and hair color or the way they smile. But what you
I would like to share some of the most common questions I receive about relapse. I will answer them from an overview perspective and in a general sense. Relapse is a big topic, with many
Overdose deaths linked to synthetic benzodiazepines rose more than sixfold between 2019 and 2020, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Underground labs are making new synthetic versions of prescription
Half of adults ages 20 to 39 with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have had a substance use disorder, a new study finds. In contrast, 23.6% of young adults without ADHD have had a substance use disorder
As the parent of a teen, have you found yourself looking at your child, wondering “Why would you do that?” From mood swings to risk-taking, “normal” teenage behavior can be confusing and exasperating. Research reveals
As a parent or family member, you may wonder when substance use gets to a point where it is a medical disorder. Is it the amount or how frequently alcohol and other substances are consumed?
We all need to set them—here's what that means and how to do it for mental well-being. Think back to social studies or geography class in elementary school. Your teacher probably showed you a map
One-quarter of adults with symptoms of depression or anxiety reported needing mental health counseling but were unable to obtain it during the pandemic, according to a new study. The findings come from a survey of nearly
Opioid pain relievers are most often prescribed following surgery or to treat cancer pain — situations less common to young people. However, there are situations or ailments for which opioids may be recommended for your
As more states legalize marijuana, how can parents and policymakers protect young people from the risks marijuana can cause? Partnership to End Addiction CEO Creighton Drury spoke with Kevin Sabet, Ph.D., CEO of Smart Approaches