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What Is Mindfulness and How Can It Help with Addiction Recovery? If you’ve ever asked yourself, what is mindfulness?, you’re not alone. It’s a word

Did you know many people become addicted to drugs unintentionally and unknowingly? You know it’s common for us to take drugs for various reasons in

What is Alcohol Addiction Alcohol addiction has become a severe health problem in recent years. Numbers show a dreading picture, with one in 5 Canadians

The Hidden Signs of High-Functioning Addiction When most people thing of addiction, they picture someone whose life has unraveled, missed work, broken relationships, and has

10 Practical Ways to Handle Cravings and Stay on Track in Recovery Cravings are a natural part of recovery, whether from drugs, alcohol, food, or

Fentanyl overdoses are a growing public health crisis, claiming countless lives annually. As one of the most potent opioids, even a minuscule dose can be

The widespread recreational use of MDMA, commonly known as Ecstasy, poses significant health risks and can be fatal in cases of overdose. In Canada, the

Fentanyl, a synthetic opioid up to 100 times more potent than morphine, is a major driver of the opioid overdose crisis. Its widespread availability in

The fentanyl crisis is reshaping lives across Canada, leaving families searching for answers and individuals desperate for change. Recovery begins with understanding the landscape of

Once a breakthrough in pain management, fentanyl has become a harrowing chapter in Canada’s public health story. Its immense potency and widespread availability have made
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