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Drinking among young adults is dangerous because it can put their health at risk and the health of others. What young adults think is just one drink can quickly...

It’s estimated that anywhere between 40 and 60 percent of those recovering from substance use disorders will relapse at some point after they’ve completed a treatment program. For young...

The change of seasons can prove to be especially difficult for teens struggling with addiction. Seasonal depression, referred to as season affective disorder (SAD), brings about symptoms that can...

While the holidays can be a time of fun and family gatherings, it can also bring added stress for young adults in addiction recovery who are also trying to...

Admitting to yourself that you have an addiction is difficult, but talking about it with family and friends can be even more challenging. Some young adults may feel ashamed...

While the fall season is full of pumpkin patches and apple picking, it also includes many fall festivals and celebrations that can tempt those trying to remain sober. But...

For many college students, drugs and alcohol are a large part of their environment. Statistics show that nearly 55% of full-time college students between the ages of 18-22 drank...

If your teen is dealing with stress at school, they’re not alone. Statistics show that one-third of teens experience stress during the school year. For teens recovering from substance...

It’s estimated that teens spend an average of five hours daily on social media. During this time, they are bombarded with a variety of images portraying drugs and alcohol,...

Staying sober after completing a treatment program can present unique challenges for teens and young adults. They must find ways to occupy their time as they learn to navigate...