An MDMA addiction commonly affects both a person’s mind and body. To maintain sobriety and avoid relapse, one must put forth constant effort and determination. Fortunately, lasting sobriety is possible with the help of several proven strategies and services. What is MDMA? How Does it Affect a Person? MDMA is a synthetic drug that serves…
Because Tramadol is one of the least potent types of opioids, people often believe them to be less addictive. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Anyone who takes Tramadol as a prescription can develop an addiction or dependence on the drug. Because Tramadol is a type of opioid, it can be difficult for addicts to…
Between 1996 and 2013, the number of adults prescribed a benzodiazepine (like Klonopin) increased by 67%. Much like the opioid crisis, many who have been prescribed these types of medications end up becoming dependant on them or abusing them. If you or someone you love is addicted to Klonopin, you might be trying to figure…
Over time, heroin and other opioids have devastating effects on a person’s body and mind. The most immediate concern remains the potential for overdose, especially now because synthetic opiates like fentanyl are so potent. Long-term use of heroin is known to cause sexual dysfunction, skin infections, arthritis, a damaged nasal passageway from snorting heroin, collapsed…
If you have made it through the Klonopin detoxification process and came out clean on the other side, we at Asheville Recovery Center, a premier addiction treatment center in North Carolina, applaud you. However, with that being said we do understand that your battle is not completely over yet, as relapse is always a possibility. …
Long-term meth addiction can be extremely difficult to overcome. However, lasting recovery is possible through treatment, in particular intensive outpatient treatment. With the help of addiction specialists from a treatment or rehabilitation facility, outpatient treatment can effectively aid those living with a meth addiction, helping them achieve sobriety and weakening their chances for a relapse. …
An intensive outpatient program (IOP) is a common method of treatment for those struggling with alcohol abuse. Alcoholism is extremely prevalent in the United States and, in fact, more than 10% of the population wrestles with alcohol misuse. According to a 2019 study, almost 15 million Americans have an alcohol use disorder (AUD), and only…
If you’ve decided to get clean, and you’re looking for help or a support system along the way, an intensive outpatient program (IOP) is a great option for many. Those who suffer from Xanax addiction may find that it’s very difficult to go through withdrawal alone, and they also may find it very tempting to…
It takes courage to admit when you have a problem, no matter what it is. We at Asheville Recovery Center pay tribute to those who can honestly look at themselves and admit that they are an alcoholic. Giving up something that you have a strong attachment to can be more than difficult. That is why…
Much like any other kind of addiction, cocaine addiction is no joke. Fortunately, for individuals who are living with a cocaine addiction, there is hope through our partial hospitalization program. With it, repeated, long-term cocaine users can become sober and learn the skills and strategies they need to maintain sobriety going forward. How a Cocaine…