With New Year’s right around the corner, you’re probably thinking up your latest resolutions for renewed health and vigor. If you smoke, quitting probably tops your list every year. It’s no secret that trying to stop smoking is hard. Most people try and fail several times before finally recovering. It’s not because you lack willpower.…
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When you finally reach the point where enough is enough when it comes to drug use, you’re ready to make the changes necessary to recover from the disease of addiction. However, ambition and willpower are not all it takes to overcome the cravings and withdrawal linked to drug addiction. Trying to quit cold turkey without…
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PCP, also referred to as angel dust, was developed in the medical field and was discontinued soon after, as the drug caused psychosis and aggressive behavior. However, some individuals misuse angel dust today for recreational purposes. Due to the effects PCP has on the brain, the drug can be addictive. If you or a loved…
DetailsWhat is marijuana addiction? Many believe it isn’t possible to become addicted to marijuana. However, this idea is not necessarily true. If you use marijuana and start feeling like you need it, you may have a marijuana addiction. Are you concerned about your child’s marijuana use or your own use of the drug? If you…
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Athletes of every age can feel internal and external pressure to succeed. Athletic competition requires physical and mental toughness beyond what the average person is capable of. Between the scrutiny of coaches, families, friends and the consumer market, an athlete faces tremendous pressure. As a result, many athletes turn to drug use. Athletes face unique…
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The use of designer drugs is becoming increasingly common. As such, use of these drugs is also on the rise. Designer drugs are sold legally, typically under the guise of being safer than other street drugs. However, the truth is that these designer drugs are frequently more addictive and dangerous. New designer drugs are made…
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Codependency often exists in relationships with those who have substance use disorders. If you or a loved one is struggling with substance use or addiction, you may be wondering if you have a codependent relationship as well. What causes a codependent relationship? How can you recognize codependency? At Gateway Foundation, we provide useful information about…
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If your friend was sick, wouldn’t you readily offer your support or help? The same should be true for a friend who is showing signs of alcohol addiction. Addiction is a disease and medically diagnosable condition, and if left untreated it can have devastating consequences. How to Tell If Someone Has a Drinking Problem When…
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Peer pressure often plays a role in substance use and addiction. When everyone else is doing something, it can be difficult for us to refrain from joining in. We often surround ourselves with peers who share interests and hobbies. As such, if you are a big drinker or a drug user, you likely have friends…
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Substance use can have a significant negative impact on your life. While older adults are the least likely to ask for help, it can be a difficult step for anyone struggling with addiction. If you have not been able to stop using drugs or alcohol on your own, you’re not the only one. It’s never…
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