Addiction & Mental Health Blog

In reality, some biological (e.g., genetic, mental health) and environmental (e.g., childhood trauma, stress) factors contribute to the risk of someone developing an addiction. The greater the number of those factors that someone deals with, the greater the risk.

Learn how medication-assisted treatment programs can aid recovery with Indiana Center For Recovery.

Cases of overdose and other drug-related problems are increasing among our frontline heroes during the pandemic. Avoiding the coronavirus, and the potential risk of getting sick, by working from home is not an opportunity available to essential workers.

Opioid addiction treatment isn’t one-size-fits-all, and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) can be a powerful support as you ease into treatment. Medications like Suboxone and Methadone are effective in treating Opioid-Use Disorder (OUD). But they work differently, and understanding those differences can help you choose the medication that is best for you. 

Uncover the essentials of an effective addiction treatment plan at Indiana Center for Recovery. Learn how personalized strategies encompassing emotional, physical, and social aspects can guide you toward sustainable recovery.

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Check In and Reach Out is a seasonal mental health initiative designed to help people notice when someone is struggling and feel more comfortable…

Learn how an inpatient program is beneficial for treating alcoholism with Indiana Center for Recovery.

Prozac on its own is linked to a long list of possible side effects. Adding alcohol increases the chances of experiencing the serious side effects like respiratory distress and suicidal thoughts.