People who are left to “sleep it off” may end up experiencing hazardously slowed breathing or complete respiratory arrest, or they may aspirate on their own vomit. But if a person drinks very quickly, they can get to this stage before long. People in this stage of intoxication are very likely to forget things happening […]

Content Research Regarding the Treatment of Co-Occurring PTSD and SUD We offer counseling and other therapy options, like: Treatment of Co-Occurring PTSD and Substance Use Disorder in VA Clinical Impact Statement Course of Treatment Laboratory research has provided further evidence supporting the self-medication theory of comorbid PTSD and alcohol use disorder. Studies have found that […]

Content Myth: You can sober up quickly with a cup of coffee. Myth 3 Myth 5: Marijuana addiction isn’t real. Alcohol Dependence is a Choice Myth: It’s OK to get drunk every once in a while. Myth 2 It’s important to use these medications with caution, ask if there are any alternatives to taking them […]

Patients in the DBT group received training from the standard DBT to acquire skills to manage their ADHD. The patients also received a 90-minute booster group session during the first week of follow-up. In the SH group, patients received a 34-page handout drawn from a manual for the treatment of adults with ADHD and designed […]

Whether or not you’re experiencing RLS, it’s always a good idea to visit a vein specialist. The Center for Vein Restoration focuses solely on vascular health. Even if your varicose veins aren’t visible, you may still feel the effects that could interrupt sleep. Restless leg syndrome, commonly shortened to RLS, is a disease of the […]