When someone is introduced to opioids, it is only a matter of time before it transforms into an addiction. Even the most resilient person will eventually experience tolerance that causes their dosage to increase and open the door to addiction. The National Institute of Health estimates that roughly 3 million American’s struggle with opioid addiction, being declared a national emergency in 2017. Hope Recovery Clinics offers so much more than a recovery

There are so many misconceptions when it comes to opioid addiction. For so many Americans, there was no intention of becoming addicted, but it progresses so quickly and intensely that it can be very challenging to prevent. There is a wide range of opioid-based medication that is prescribed daily to patients of all conditions. Predominantly for patients suffering from moderate to severe pain, there are drugs like codeine and oxycodone.

Opioid addiction is a multifaceted condition, as it is often a physical addiction that becomes a cognitive and emotional addiction as well. When you try to overcome your addiction, you can gradually remove opioids from your life, which is an important first step, but the most critical aspect of opioid addiction recovery is to routinely attend addictions counseling. This is where you will develop the tools and coping mechanisms that

During the pandemic, the LDH (Louisiana Department of Health) reports that there was a 115% increase in opioid-related deaths, bringing Louisiana’s total count to 678. The pandemic itself cut off normal social relationships and ways of coping with the daily stresses of life; with the holiday season coming up, there will be even more triggers for shame, guilt, and overall vulnerability. That’s why for the month of November, we have