Jackie Daniels 
It can be challenging to determine on your own when your drinking has become a problem. Many people who suspect they are dealing with alcohol addiction are unaware of all the signs. Oftentimes, an individual struggling with alcoholism does not want to admit to their problem. Family members may struggle to decide when a loved … Read more
The CDC reports that Indiana has a high rate of drug overdose deaths and a high rate of substance abuse. About 1 in 12 residents have a substance use disorder, making addiction services programs a critical issue for this state. Overdose deaths in the state have risen by almost 28 percent since 2010. Over 4,000 … Read more
The rate of drug overdose deaths in Indiana has increased dramatically over the past few years. From a low of 15.6 per 100,000 people in 1999 to 33.6 per 100,000 people in 2020, the state is facing a growing crisis of overdose deaths. Indiana Center for Recovery is a medication-assisted treatment facility located in Southern … Read more
One may assume that a place as amazing as Bloomington would have no issues. Unfortunately, drug misuse persists in this region. It is one of the region’s fastest-growing problems, where people of all ages (particularly young adults) fall victim to it. In Bloomington, alcohol and drug abuse has resulted in social disintegration, crime, and increased … Read more
A combination of Alcohol and Xanax should always be avoided. Drinking alcohol while taking Xanax can lead to excessive sedation, slowing the brain and central nervous system. You may also experience difficulty breathing and slow motor skills. While both substances are depressants, they can work for some conditions, such as seizures and panic disorder. If … Read more
In Indiana, there are several types of addiction recovery programs & rehab facilities. Some are private and provide free outpatient services, while others are state-funded, providing subsidized counseling. State-funded programs are typically limited to court-mandated offenders and can have long waiting lists. Some centers accept Medicaid and various private health insurance plans. You are at … Read more
