Archive: Alcohol, Blog
Wet Brain: A Reality Many Forget
July 6th, 2021Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome
January 27th, 2021Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome: What Is It? Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Syndrome (CHS) is still relatively new and was first discovered less than 20 years ago. Therefore, while many questions remain as to why people develop it, there is a more specific, clear path as to how to treat it. John’s Story: Learning Cannabinoid Hyperemesis Is ‘A Thing’ […]
What are Typical Hangover Symptoms?
December 29th, 2020Drinking Too Much: What Causes A Hangover And What Are The Symptoms? A vast majority of people who have consumed alcohol in excess can attest to the unpleasantness of the “morning after.” This is such a common occurrence in the adult human experience that it has its own special word: the dreaded “hangover.” While hangovers […]
Marijuana Withdrawal Symptoms
December 24th, 2020Marijuana Withdrawal Symptoms And Treatment Over the past couple decades, the legalization of marijuana has led to new conversations and issues. As of 2020, 15 states have legalized marijuana for recreational use, with many more having legalized the substance for medicinal purposes. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), marijuana is one of […]
Differences Between Hemp and Marijuana
December 24th, 2020Hemp Vs. Marijuana: Knowing The Difference Between Cannabis Types The cannabis industry has exploded in popularity since many states have moved towards legalization for both medicinal and recreational use. Despite this increase in popularity, there are still a lot of misconceptions about the nature of marijuana and hemp. Many people believe that these two products […]
Beyond A Sober New Year’s Eve: How to Stay Sober This Year
December 17th, 2020For a person new to recovery, the holidays can be a challenge. With so many holiday relapse triggers, it can be difficult to stay on track, but your commitment to your sobriety shouldn’t end there. When you do make it through, it can be tempting to ease up and become a little complacent, but this […]
Is Non-Alcoholic Beer Safe?
December 10th, 2020For people who have achieved a newfound state of sobriety, the consumption of non-alcoholic beer may seem like a completely harmless substitution for their prior habit. On the surface level, it seems completely reasonable that a person uses these products because their alcohol content is so low (or nonexistent) that the person is highly unlikely […]
What To Look For In A Therapist
August 14th, 2020Our therapists at Regard Healthcare are sensitive to individual needs. They are trained to provide compassionate, evidence-based care that gives you the best chance at improving your mental health. The therapist you choose can make all the difference in your mental health. It’s not a decision to be taken lightly. Many factors determine whether a […]
10 Things You Should Know About Stress
August 14th, 2020Stress can have a strong impact on your physical and mental health, as well as your overall well-being. While you can’t completely avoid stress, there are ways to manage it on a daily basis to help prevent or reduce these effects. Keeping stress under control can help boost your mood and health. Here are 10 […]
Drug Overdoses And The Need For Treatment During COVID-19
July 24th, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic has led to stay-at-home orders and shutdowns throughout the U.S. in an effort to keep people safe and prevent hospitals from becoming overwhelmed with patients. Despite the changes that have occurred in many communities due to the pandemic, it’s crucial to seek professional treatment for addiction rather than self-medicating at home. Drug […]
How To Maintain Healthy Relationships (From A Distance)
July 21st, 2020Having a meaningful relationship with a loved one facing mental illness or addiction is tough under normal circumstances. Nowadays, the isolation that comes with social distancing has created a new set of challenges for people with mental illness and for those who care about them. However, there are healthy ways to stay involved in your […]
Why Substance Use Is Getting Worse During The Pandemic
July 17th, 2020According to a recent survey of 1,000 people, as many as 20 percent of respondents reported that they or a loved one had increased their use of controlled substances since the beginning of the pandemic. The increase in substance use during the COVID-19 pandemic can be attributed to several different issues, including stress and social […]
