Interest in LSD and other psychedelics has grown as researchers study whether these drugs can relieve depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders. Some clinical trials
Medication‑Assisted Treatment (MAT) combines FDA‑approved medications with counseling to reduce cravings, ease withdrawal, and support recovery. At Briarwood Detox Center in Austin, MAT is used
Medication‑assisted treatment (MAT) uses FDA‑approved medications to treat opioid use disorder (OUD). Below, you’ll find a neutral, fact‑based guide to the three medications used in
People often ask how alcohol and drug treatment centers reach new clients. At Briarwood Detox Center, the answer is simple: provide clear information, remove barriers
Short answer: yes—many people have, and experiences vary. Clinical literature describes “antidepressant discontinuation syndrome” (ADS) after stopping or rapidly reducing selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs)
Cannabis affects people differently. Still, consistent research points to higher risks for psychosis, memory problems, and cannabis use disorder—especially with early, frequent, or high‑THC use.
If you’ve heard people use the word “hash,” they usually mean either hashish (pressed cannabis resin) or hash oil (a liquid or semi‑solid cannabis extract).
There isn’t a single “winner” for overall mental health harm. Instead:
Alcohol: Strong associations with major depression, anxiety, and suicide risk—effects that often intensify
For most people, nicotine withdrawal begins within hours of the last use, peaks around day 3, and gets easier over the first 2–4 weeks. Some
People ask this because cannabis is everywhere, products are stronger than they used to be, and many strains—especially hybrid weed—promise powerful effects. The short answer: