Veterans

In many cases, veterans are prescribed opioids to manage their pain during recovery. However, addiction can quickly develop without warning. Fortunately, there are non-opioid options available to help manage pain and combat opioid addiction.

For veterans, returning from active duty can be a difficult transition. Unfortunately, some veterans turn to substances to cope with the emotional and psychological challenges they face. If you are in this position, read on to discover strategies you can use to overcome addiction and get your life back.

As we approach Veteran’s Day, it’s essential to dig deeper into an often-overlooked aspect of the lives of those who have served our country - their mental health. This day isn’t just about honoring their service; it’s a reminder of the ongoing battles many veterans face long after they’ve hung up their uniforms.

A comprehensive guide to help military spouses put themselves first.

If you or a loved one struggles with alcohol abuse as a veteran, it’s important to understand what alcohol abuse really is, the damage it can cause, and how to seek treatment.

Addiction is much more common among veterans than among the general population due to multiple risk factors involved with military service. Here are a few of the most common causes of addiction among veterans.