According to the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, 53% of all overdose deaths involve fentanyl. This drug is a powerful opioid that leads to…
In 2024, there were 1,396 drug overdose deaths in Virginia.1 Although the deaths are attributed to a variety of substances, one of the deadliest of…
Most Virginians understand how serious the fentanyl crisis is, and many have lost loved ones to a fentanyl overdose. Virginia residents, however, may not know…
It’s difficult for loved ones to understand how their family member developed an addiction. The Virginia fentanyl crisis has forced many people to learn more…
You can’t smell, taste, or see fentanyl, but an amount smaller than a raindrop could kill you. Fentanyl addiction is a serious public health risk.…
Watching one or both parents struggle with addiction can be difficult. Adult children want their parents to be safe and healthy, but a substance use…
Having a child in recovery brings up many challenging emotions. However, each challenge is also an opportunity to get to know your child better and…
A partner getting the help they need is an emotional time for everyone. If your boyfriend is getting substance abuse help in Virginia, you may…
Addiction can affect all the relationships in a person’s life. People with substance use disorders can become estranged from their family members, even when they…
When a person is ready to accept treatment for a substance use disorder, the best time to act is now—and if the decision is based…