Drug Abuse

Man rests head on hands as he struggles with depression and addiction

Why Do People with Depression Often Abuse Drugs?

If you struggle with depression, it is not unusual to feel the need to self-medicate. For some people, using drugs or alcohol is the only way to alleviate the emotional pain of depression symptoms. Unfortunately, substance abuse can worsen your mental health, so it is essential to understand how to address depression and drug abuse

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What to Expect from a Benzo Rehab Program?

Benzodiazepines, also referred to as benzos, are central nervous system (CNS) depressants. They slow down your body’s functions and decrease your heart rate, blood pressure, and reaction time. Because benzos help you feel calm and relaxed, they have a high potential for abuse. If you or a loved one misuses benzodiazepines, you can eventually become

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Client sits on couch asking health professional if a partial hospitalization program for addiction will benefit her

Will a Partial Hospitalization Program for Addiction Benefit Me?

When you are ready to get help for drug or alcohol addiction, you may be confused by the different treatment options. Typically, you will receive an intake assessment as your first step in the process, where your treatment team can determine which level of care is ideal for your situation. Before reaching out, it is

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Is Extended Care Rehab the Right Fit for Me?

You’ve made the brave decision to seek help for your addiction. There are so many options. Which one is right for you? Is extended care rehab a good fit? At Washburn House in Worcester, MA, we understand how overwhelming this decision can be and are here to help. Let’s break down what an extended care

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Two glasses of wine being poured by someone with high alcohol tolerance

The Truth About Alcohol Tolerance

When you drink for an extended period of time, you can start to develop an alcohol tolerance. When left unchecked, developing alcohol tolerance and subsequent drinking behavior can lead to harmful consequences. If you or a loved one is developing a high alcohol tolerance, contact Washburn House at 855.298.3104 today. Our alcohol addiction treatment program

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