Zoloft (sertraline) and fluoxetine are SSRIs. They raise serotonin levels and can relieve depressive symptoms but may also cause adverse effects.
Substance misuse touches families, workplaces, and neighborhoods. If you want to help, you can act in ways that are safe, informed, and local to Austin.
Starting a conversation about drug use is hard, especially when you’re new to it. This guide explains how to open that discussion, when outpatient counseling
Substance abuse rarely has a single “fix.” Most people do best with a stepwise plan that starts with safe withdrawal management and then moves into
Understanding how substance use progresses helps people spot problems early and choose the right level of care. Experts describe the “stages” in more than one
If you live in Austin and need inpatient drug treatment, you may be wondering whether any programs run for a full year. The short answer
Inpatient or residential treatment provides 24/7 care in a structured setting and can be an effective part of treating substance use disorders. Evidence shows that
Finding help does not have to mean pausing work, school, or family life. Outpatient treatment gives people structured care for mental health and substance use
Substance use disorder (SUD) changes how the brain works. Those changes drive cravings, make it hard to stop, and can affect mood, memory, and judgment.
Outpatient care can be a practical way to treat a substance use disorder (SUD) while you keep working, going to school, or caring for family.