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Tis the season for holiday gatherings, toasting each other with champagne, and festive parties – and they're all problematic when you're in drug or alcohol recovery. Learn five tips to stay sober throughout this holiday season.

Living with an opioid addiction affects your life and health – but it's entirely possible to overcome with medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Read on to learn how Vivitrol allows you to regain your freedom from opioids and how it works.

Addiction comes in many forms, including drug and alcohol abuse, and it damages more than just your family life. Keep reading to learn about the health risks of addiction and how to get treatment to avoid dangerous complications to your health.

Overcoming drug or alcohol addiction is difficult for everyone, and the symptoms of withdrawal make it even more complicated – but IV therapy can help. Keep reading to learn more about IV therapy and how it assists during addiction recovery.

Kicking a drug or alcohol addiction is tough – and most people don't go through it alone. Support groups are beneficial during and after addiction treatment. Read on to learn the many benefits of finding a support group while battling any addiction.

An occasional drink after work or on the weekends isn't a big deal – unless you can't do without it. Keep reading to learn about alcohol addiction and how to recognize the signs of a problem.

Opioid use disorder is not just a major problem in America, but it affects the lives of people across the globe. If you’re dealing with opioid dependence, it’s important to know how opioids work and how we can help you get free of its influence.

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