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Common Brain Network Sheds Light on Substance Use Disorder; The Addiction Puzzle

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A groundbreaking study published in Nature Mental Health has unveiled a common brain network shared by individuals with substance use disorder (SUD). This discovery holds significant implications for understanding the underlying neural circuitry of addiction, potentially opening new avenues for targeted treatments. Substance use disorder is a complex condition that involves both genetic predisposition and […]

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Dan Mason Gives Three Reasons Why the 12-Step Process Might Not Be Your Best Rehab Option

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Dan Mason Gives Three Reasons Why the 12-Step Process Might Not Be Your Best Rehab Option For those who suffer from the disease of addiction, there can often seem like no hope of breaking free. The pattern of getting well and then dropping back into old habits often gets repeated time and again. Relapses among

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This Visualization Method Will Bring Your Lovemaking to the Next Level

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This Visualization Method Will Bring Your Lovemaking to the Next Level [nextpage title=”…”] Most of us have been told at one point or another to go to our, “Happy Place.” Usually what this is referring to is an instruction for us to visualize or imagine ourselves in a content and happy state, oftentimes, surrounded by

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10 Signs To Identify Bipolar Disorder And How To deal With It

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10 Signs To Identify Bipolar Disorder And How To Deal With It According to the Depression and Bipolar Disorder Support Alliance, “Bipolar disorder affects approximately 5.7 million adult Americans, or about 2.6% of the U.S. population age 18 and older every year.” Bipolar disorder is broken down into two main categorizations based on criteria from

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How Technology Can Reduce The Anxiety Surrounding Child Custody Communication

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Custody issues are stressful enough, having to communicate with your spouse or former spouse over them can be a minefield. Being expected to communicate and coordinate schedules with someone that you may have a contentious relationship is at times difficult and at other times impossible. Fortunately technology is available to make communications and coordination easier,

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Anxiety and Divorce: Holiday Style

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Going through a divorce is tough, really tough. Going through a divorce during the holidays is excruciating. Everything you have known about the holidays changes, and if you have children it is complicated exponentially. There are few situations that inspire more anxiety than figuring holiday schedules for children and planning how you will fill the

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