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Opiate withdrawal symptoms are not something that you want to have to deal with. But when you’re faced with a moment, a day, a week,

What do you think are the most addictive opiate drugs? Before anything else, we all think of heroin. Well, okay—that may be a given. But

If you’re fairly new to opiate rehabilitation, you most likely have not yet learned about the Triangle of Self Obsession. It’s a concept embraced by

There’s much written about women who are victims of violence and who find themselves in opiate addiction recovery. But it’s harder to find information about

The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) has published the results of a study linking opiate prescriptions written for teens with a subsequent adolescent opiate

The insurance companies just don’t care that people can get help for opioid addiction through opioid drug treatment programs that utilize medications such as methadoneor

While in active addiction, you punish your body and mind to a much greater extent than you realize, particularly when your drug of choice is

The image of the typical heroin addict, years ago, did not include women as part of the stereotype. Women who abused opiates just did not

Hope is brewing for those who wonder if they could successfully kick heroin or pain pill addiction in one of the opioid addiction treatment programs

When you get started in a program for opiate rehab, you can expect to undergo plenty of changes—both emotional and physical. Considering the huge change

Two of the biggest barriers to locating help for opioid addiction in Georgia include a fear or reluctance to make the initial phone call for