Author: James Anderson

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James Anderson, a seasoned social worker boasting a decade of expertise, secured his psychology credentials from Boston University. Immediately upon concluding his academic journey, he devoted his energies to aiding individuals grappling with alcohol and drug dependency. Currently, he channels his vast knowledge into crafting insightful articles aimed at combating substance abuse, offering guidance and support through his blog.

March 12, 2024

James Anderson

How Long Does Acid Last? Average Trip, Effects, System Traces, More

In one study, participants intravenously received 2 micrograms of LSD in about 30 minutes. Over the next eight hours, levels of acid in the blood plasma gradually declined until only small amounts of the drug were present in the body. LSD has a relatively short half-life, which is the time it takes for the drug’s […]

Drug Addiction

March 12, 2024

James Anderson

Why millennials are increasingly choosing an alcohol-free lifestyle PBS NewsHour

The term ​“sober-curi­ous” is used to describe the deci­sion to decrease the amount of alco­hol you con­sume. As the name implies, it encour­ages par­tic­i­pants to scale-back their alco­hol con­sump­tion and/​or begin to exper­i­ment with an alco­hol-free lifestyle. The sober-curi­ous lifestyle takes a holis­tic approach to well­ness by encour­ag­ing health­i­er lifestyle choic­es. Since then, she’s seen remarkable […]

Alcohol Abuse

March 12, 2024

James Anderson

What is Salvia?

You might require multiple large hits off a bong or pipe and that is still no guarantee of a large enough dose to hit a high level of salvia inhalation. For sublingual consumption, a typical dose is between 10 and 50 grams of fresh (not dried) leaf or about six to 30 leaves. Extracts usually […]

Drug Addiction

March 12, 2024

James Anderson

Understanding Alcohol and Anger’s Connection

Research has shown that thought suppression may contribute to alcohol-related aggression. One study supporting this finding enlisted 245 men with a history of heavy episodic alcohol use (Berke et al., 2020). They completed surveys assessing their endorsement of traditional masculine norms, use of thought suppression, and both trait and alcohol-related aggression. It was found that […]

Alcohol Abuse

March 12, 2024

James Anderson

Virtual Meeting Schedule

Christ came to save those who could not save themselves – those who were helpless on their own. The person suffering from addiction passes through death and hell, but to recover, they must be resurrected by God. Family members of those with addictions find support by meeting and sharing with others who are or have […]

Detox

March 11, 2024

James Anderson

How Long Does A Heroin High Last? Effects & Comedown

It is incredibly important that anyone going through the process of heroin addiction treatment begins with a period of detox. Spring Hill Recovery Center provides residential treatment for addiction and co-occurring mental health issues. However, some conditions may require treatment beyond our capabilities, and we reserve the right to medically discharge a patient for a […]

Drug Addiction

March 11, 2024

James Anderson

Alcohol withdrawal can be deadly heres why

Over time, however, the body builds a tolerance to alcohol, and a person may have to drink more and more to get the same feeling. Meanwhile, the brain is producing more and more neurotransmitters, making a person further imbalanced. It decreases nerve cell activity, which leads to feelings of sedation and can make you feel […]

Detox

March 11, 2024

James Anderson

Xanax Side Effects: Common, Severe, Long Term

These side effects may go away during treatment as your body adjusts to the medicine. Also, your health care professional may be able to tell you about ways to prevent or reduce some of these side effects. Xanax belongs to a group of drugs called benzodiazepines, which have a boxed warning for the risk of […]

Detox

March 11, 2024

James Anderson

How Long Does A Crack High Last?

Additionally, the short-lived nature of the high can lead users to engage in binge use, which can further increase the risk of adverse health effects. A crack cocaine addiction can lead to numerous other health consequences, ranging from severe lung problems to heart attacks, stroke and death. If you’re worried about passing a drug test […]

Drug Addiction

March 11, 2024

James Anderson

Alcohol use disorder Symptoms and causes

It’s often at the center of social situations and closely linked to celebrations and enjoyment. Remember that changing deep habits is hard, takes time, and requires repeated efforts. We usually experience failures along the way, learn from them, and then keep going. Ultimately, there is no one-size-fits-all solution, and what may work for one person […]

Alcohol Abuse