In our world today, many of us are focused on slowing the spread of COVID-19 and repairing the damage it has wreaked on our society. However, while the coronavirus pandemic has caused tragic loss of life and livelihood, the opioid epidemic has not stopped. Instead, opiate addiction rates and overdose deaths have increased this year. The coronavirus pandemic has created some of the conditions that the opioid epidemic thrives on, such as isolation, loss of employment, and uncertainty. Learn more about opiate addiction rates in the United States and how an addiction treatment center can help.
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The Opioid Epidemic in 2020 | WeRecover Blog
Rock bottom looks different for everyone. Before deciding that your loved one has or has not reached this point, there are a few things to keep in mind. Above all, helping your loved one with finding treatment for addiction should be your main priority.
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Rock Bottom: Different For Everyone | WeRecover Blog
COVID-19 has impacted almost every aspect of our lives, from our workdays to our vacations. And it has had a massive impact on the food and beverage industry, including temporary closures for many restaurants and difficulty finding certain foods on supermarket shelves, and alcohol sales are not exempt. In fact, alcohol sales have gone up significantly in the United States since mid-March, when many states first implemented shutdowns to slow the spread of the coronavirus. While the closures of restaurants and bars have changed where Americans consume alcohol, it seems that alcohol use has not fallen.
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Alcohol Sales & Use During COVID-19 | WeRecover Blog
If you’ve gone through medical detox and a substance abuse treatment program, you might feel as though your recovery is complete. However, while completing a treatment program is something worth celebrating, recovery is a lifelong process. Those who have struggled with substance abuse issues benefit from continuing care after rehab, which is commonly known as “aftercare.”
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Life After Rehab & Continuing Care | Find Sobriety Today
Admitting that you need help for an addiction is one of the most important steps you can take to get better. Maybe conversations with loved ones have helped you understand that you have a problem with substance abuse, or you’ve experienced issues with finances or legal troubles that have opened your eyes. Whatever has led you to this point, you’re now at a place where you can get help. Finding a treatment center can help you break free from addiction and begin to rebuild your life.
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Steps to Take After Admitting You're Addicted | Recovery Blog
Addiction is a disease. It can be nearly impossible to overcome addiction alone, as regular use of drugs or alcohol actually causes changes in the brain. Addiction can cause damage to an individual’s physical health, mental well-being, relationships, and finances.
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How Do Addictions Develop? | WeRecover Addiction Treatment
