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Drug Courts Recognize Addiction as Disease, Not Crime

Substance abuse provides a motivation for many crimes, from petty theft to physical assault. Traditionally, law courts focus on the crime, not the underlying cause. As a result, many addicts find themselves caught in a repeating cycle of arrest, imprisonment and release. The cycle costs the legal system millions every year. More importantly, people suffering

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DSM-5: What the Most Recent Version of the Psychiatry Manual Means for Addiction

The DSM is often referred to as the “Bible of Psychiatry” because it provides the official definitions of psychological conditions, including addiction. Any changes made to the DSM have a major impact on the way patients with psychological conditions are treated and the types of treatment insurance companies will cover.Because psychological disorders typically lack the

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Addiction Recovery Treatment: It’s Not Easy, But It’s Well Worth It

The decision to enter a rehabilitation program to receive treatment for an addiction may very well be the hardest one you ever make. It’s not easy to decide to put your life on hold, but by seeking help for your addiction, you will be starting a new life that will be rewarding beyond your expectations.Leaving

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Managing Your Addiction and Avoiding the Constant Potential for Relapse

The best way to fight addiction is to accept that it requires a life-long commitment to the process of recovery. Continuing to care for yourself and meet your needs is extremely important for you to have a successful recovery. Seeking treatment isn’t a fix for addiction. However, it does give you the tools you need

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Understanding Cross Addiction and its Risks to Prevent Relapse

Did you know the leading cause of relapse for those in recovery is cross-addiction? In other words, once you’ve dealt with one addiction, there is a much greater likelihood you’ll experience another one, whether to a substance or behavior. To avoid cross addiction, it’s important to be vigilant in your lifestyle habits and maintain a

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