What is Polysubstance Abuse? Read More »
Polysubstance abuse can be devastating. Research indicates it is a factor in our nation’s soaring overdose rate. It can harm people of all ages and genders. And the problem may be getting worse. However, in order to prevent further destruction, we must first understand the challenge. In other words, we need to answer the question, […]
Fentanyl Being Used to Cut Other Drugs Read More »
What’s in that drug you’re about to put in your body? Chances are, the street drugs you buy are cut with fentanyl, especially if your drug of choice is heroin. The contamination isn’t benign. Fentanyl is much more powerful than the street drugs your body is accustomed to, and it’s nearly impossible to detect without
Inpatient vs. Outpatient: What’s the Difference? Read More »
You didn’t plan to develop a drug addiction. It started with one little hit, and it seemed harmless enough. But before you knew it, that one little hit became a critical part of every day in your life. Now, you cannot imagine your life without it. Sound familiar? When an addiction takes root, you need
What Are the Short- and Long-Term Effects of Heroin Abuse? Read More »
It’s difficult to determine what addiction treatments work and what don’t because everyone with addiction is a little different. There are some forms of care doctors tend to recommend to most people hoping for sobriety.
Ambrosia Announces Groundbreaking MAT Study Read More »
In partnership with Nova Southeastern University, Ambrosia will conduct a study on Gabapentin, a controversial medication used in addiction treatment. For the first time, a groundbreaking new study is going to be conducted at a national treatment center. Ambrosia Treatment Center announced this month that they have been selected by Nova Southeastern University to participate
Teaming Up with Pro Football Hall-of-Fame Wide Receiver Cris Carter Read More »
The “We Do Recover” movement aims to save lives by ending the stigma of addiction and addiction treatment, because currently while 24 million Americans struggle with drugs or alcohol, only 2 million seek treatment.
Anti-Craving Medications Read More »
Cravings are part of the cycle of addiction. In recent years, scientists have discovered specific medications that make recovery easier.
Rutgers University Partners to Advance addiction treatment Read More »
Rutgers Center of Alcohol Studies is teaming up with Ambrosia Treatment Center to fight the growing substance abuse epidemic with science and real-world analysis. Building on decades of pioneering research, the partnership will test new conceptual models and identify evidence-based best practices for addiction treatment. The goal is to find practical ways to improve client
Dual Diagnosis Treatment Read More »
A person who has a dual diagnosis (also referred to as co-occurring disorders) has two separate illnesses, which need to be treated simultaneously.
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