Midwest Recovery Centers Blog
7 Benefits of Living a Sober Life
Living a sober life has advantages that extend beyond the absence of alcohol or substance use. Embracing sobriety can lead to profound positive transformations, both physically and mentally.
Can You Get Brain Damage from Drugs?
Certain drugs can potentially cause brain damage, especially in situations of heavy or prolonged use. The extent of the damage depends on individual factors.
10 Common Signs and Symptoms of Cocaine Addiction
It’s possible to abuse cocaine and not be addicted. Addiction is a diagnosable disease based on a set of specific criteria. The following are some of the requirements and signs of cocaine addiction.
The Dangers of THC-O Consumption
There are several risks associated with synthetic marijuana products, and they are not considered a “safe” alternative to any substance.
Is It Possible to Develop a Heroin Addiction After the First Use?
It’s not expected to become addicted to heroin after using it once, but again, the risk of addiction depends on the person, their genetics, mental health, and their social environment.
Pharmacogenomics (PGx) at Midwest Recovery Centers
At Midwest Recovery Centers, mental health care and addiction treatment are evidence-based. One clinically proven way that we offer evidence-based care is through pharmacogenomics or PGx.
The Benefits of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
This non-invasive procedure is used in mental health to treat certain conditions, especially depression, but others, including addiction, as well.
Top Relapse Triggers and How to Manage Them
Even though relapse doesn’t mean failure, understanding the triggers that may lead to a relapse is essential to maintaining progress.
7 Signs of Prescription Drug Abuse
Understanding the signs of prescription drug abuse isn’t just about awareness—it can help you realize that you need to get help for yourself or help someone you love do so.
Reasons Why Boredom May Trigger a Relapse
Addiction is a chronic disease, and relapses can occur for several reasons in chronic illnesses. One such reason is boredom.