Category: Drug Abuse

The stigma of addiction refers to the unfavorable judgment, bias, and discrimination that society frequently attaches to people who struggle with substance use. It can lead to feelings of shame, isolation, and hurdles to seeking treatment, making recovery even more difficult. In this blog post, we will delve into the stigma surrounding addiction and explore practical ways to diminish it in our daily lives. Breaking the stigma of addiction takes dedication on a daily basis. It all begins with knowing

As a man, you may experience substance use differently than women, and these differences can influence the detox process. Social and psychological factors, withdrawal symptoms, and level of social support can all contribute to the experience of quitting alcohol or drug use. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the gender-based barriers for men seeking detox and introduce a way to take the first step in recovery. The need for alcohol and drug detox for men is related to

As a woman, you may experience substance use differently than a man, and these differences can influence the detox process. Social and psychological factors, hormonal changes, metabolism, and body composition can all be variables to consider when attempting to quit drinking or drug use. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the differences in the detox process for women and introduce barriers to detox commonly faced by people like you. The need for alcohol detox and drug detox for

Restored Path Detox is DFW’s premier location for sophisticated medical detox. Conveniently located in Frisco, we provide a safe sanctuary for healing that is also a state-of-the-art detoxification facility for a wide range of substances. Our compassionate physicians and therapists want you to get well and are committed to removing any existing barriers to your care. Restored Path’s board-certified medical professionals and highly qualified RNs have extensive critical care experience and are available to monitor your detox program 24 hours

There are veterans of every foreign war since World War II who live in or around Dallas. Each one of them had to adjust to civilian life after their active-duty years ended, but not all of them have been able to avoid the harmful effects of heavy drinking or drug use. In this blog post, we’ll explain how veterans’ detox can lead to a healthcare regimen that involves staying sober and addressing mental health needs. Military veterans are more likely

The cost of detox may be a substantial obstacle for those without insurance or with limited financial resources. The financial demand could discourage some people from seeking detox services, or cause them to postpone or forgo treatment entirely. In this blog post, we’ll explain the role of health insurance coverage in seeking treatment to begin restoring your health and well-being. Does Insurance Cover Alcohol Detox? Out-of-pocket costs can be a factor that discourages some individuals from seeking alcohol detox services.

Like any powerful drug, fentanyl can have adverse side effects if misused. One way to use it safely is to recognize how long a dose remains in your system. Different methods of taking this opioid—from patches to lozenges, nasal sprays, and tablets—will produce different results. In this blog, we’ll help you recognize the signs of a potential problem when taking fentanyl and answer the question of how long does fentanyl stay in your system. How Long Does Fentanyl Stay in

Because of its euphoric effects, Percocet is one of the most popular and addictive prescription medications. Unfortunately, like many opioid pain medications, it is a commonly misused prescription medication. Long-term use certainly increases the risk of addiction, not to mention respiratory issues. But how long does it take to get addicted to Percocet? Let’s answer that question here and explain why addiction can develop quickly.  How long does it take to get addicted to Percocet is a question answered by

Detoxification, or detox for short, is the process of removing harmful substances from the body. It is a critical component of addiction recovery and is often the first step in the treatment process. While detoxification is essential for overcoming addiction, it can also be a scary and overwhelming experience for many people. If you are struggling with fear and anxiety about detox, here are some tips to help you overcome those feelings. Understand the Process One of the biggest reasons

Your body is more vulnerable to illness and mental health problems when you’re fighting an addiction. The stress of quitting drugs or alcohol can take a toll on your immune system—it takes time to recover after stopping something addictive. So let’s look at how nutrition can help support your recovery from addiction and improve your chances for long-term sobriety. Addiction is a serious problem that can have tragic consequences. Fortunately, it’s also a highly treatable issue with excellent recovery rates when