New Opioid Bill to Fight the Ongoing Crisis In the month of October, President Donald Trump signed a package of bipartisan bills for initiatives designed to address the ongoing opioid crisis in America. The recent legislation is being called a... Learn MoreHow Shape-Shifting Addictions Make People Less Likely to Seek Help
DOC is an abbreviation in the recovery world that typically stands for “drug of choice”. It is a common term among those who have struggled with addiction to describe the specific substance they are addicted to. Moreover, there is a... Learn MoreYour Doctor Might Not Really Understand Your Addiction
The Need for Addiction Medicine While addiction is one of the primary public health issues facing our society today, the reality is that not many doctors have an intimate understanding of substance use disorder. Granted, there are those who specialize... Learn MoreWhat Are Cognitive Distortions and How Do They Impact Addiction?
Breaking Down Cognitive Distortions One of the most powerful tools we have for treating substance use disorder and many mental health issues is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). This form of innovative intervention focuses on addressing dysfunctional thoughts, emotions and behaviors,... Learn More2018 Midterm Elections Impact Drug Policy and Healthcare
With the beginning of November, we saw a lot of excitement surrounding the 2018 midterm elections. While in some areas votes are still being counted, it is already safe to say there was a historic voter turnout. According to reports,... Learn MoreCelebrating First In-Network Partnership with Beacon Health Options
Palm Partners Recovery Center is proud to announce that we have selected Beacon Health Options as our first in-network partnership. Effective immediately, we are now a participating provider with Beacon Health Options, also known as: Value Options New York State Health... Learn MoreWhat is the Drug of Choice for Your Generation?
[caption id="attachment_23873" align="aligncenter" width="723"] (This content is being used for illustrative purposes only; any person depicted in the content is a model)[/caption] Can you think of anything that was cool in the 80s and 90s that isn’t cool now?... Learn MoreBenzos: Breaking Down Some of the Myths and Facts
There are a lot of rumors and myths about drugs and addiction, especially when it comes to trying to get off of drugs. For those who don’t understand addiction, it is easier to fall for these misconceptions. However, when it... Learn MoreOpioid Orphans: Children Losing Their Parents In Drug Crisis
One of the greatest tragedies of the opioid epidemic is how it devastates families. The most recent numbers, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), show that 115 people die every day from opioid overdose in the US. Out of the... Learn MoreMarijuana Is Addictive: Even If We Know It Isn’t Evil
Any time you bring up marijuana and addiction in the same sentence, a lot of people get really defensive. Whether it is people claiming that cannabis has enough medical benefits to negate any side-effects, or people deflecting to other “hard”... Learn MoreWhy Dabbing THC Has Been Called the Crack of Cannabis
I will admit, at first glance that headline can be a little jarring, especially to cannabis advocates in a world of growing popularity for legalization. In a country that has been devastated over the past few years by an ongoing... Learn MoreCelebrity Recovery Story: Wes Scantlin from Puddle of Mudd
For those not familiar with Wes Scantlin, he is the lead singer and only remaining founding member of the American post-grunge band Puddle of Mudd. Originally born in Kansas City, Missouri, Wesley Reid Scantlin has been part of the music... Learn More
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