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High-profile or celebrity deaths attract disproportionate attention including from the media, giving society the opportunity for endless analysis and interpretation.

Someone in denial has yet to acknowledge the issue, even if their friends and family recognize it. In some cases, denial puts a loved one in the position to take the first step in finding them help.

It's difficult to imagine the experience of suffering an overdose for those who have not been there. However, it's important to be prepared since drug overdose is an unfortunate risk of substance use.

Alcohol abuse disorder adversely changes the body and brain. Long-term exposure to alcohol causes the body to struggle to function without it.

The journey to sobriety is a lifelong mission. A relapse represents a setback along the way, but it doesn’t mean failure.

One of the effects of addiction is how it can hurt your sense of self-worth. When addiction is perceived as a personal failure, you tend to blame yourself. This can develop into low self-esteem.

Many recovery processes and methods have emerged over the years, but the CHIME model has become among the most widely used. Here's what you need to know...

There's a profound connection between childhood trauma and substance use, which we're breaking down here. Ready for valuable insights into the impact of early-life experiences on addiction?

Between the pandemic and snowballing screen time, American teens are in the midst of a mental health crisis. But don't worry — here's everything you need to know.

We know the journey of addiction recovery is transformative, but did you know there are benefits to simply sharing your story? From catharsis to empowerment and advocacy, learn why your personal narrative can inspire others to get sober.

What is the transformative potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the field of addiction recovery? Here's what we know about five innovative applications for AI that have big implications for the recovery process.

Assessing your risk for addiction is crucial for making responsible decisions and understanding the potential risks for yourself or a loved one. By gaining awareness of these risk factors, you can take proactive steps to prevent addiction or seek appropriate treatment.