Being a daily addict is shockingly expensive. The true cost of addiction goes far beyond the financial. Read about the real cost and the ways to get help here.

From losing teeth to memory loss and brain-damage, in the long-term rug use can have some scary consequences. This article will tell you all about what drugs to to you in the long term and how you can find help to kick a habit to lessen their impact sooner

Many parents don't think twice about drinking in front of their children but it can be a big problem. If you are drinking too much, or too often, you might be in the category of alcoholic parents doing damage. Learn how and how to get help in this article.

Do you reach for a drink anytime you feel really stressed or down? Have a look at this guide, 'How To Tell If I Have a Drinking Problem' to see if you need help.

Designer drugs are synthetic substances designed by pharmaceutical companies. Some are legal and some aren't. Unfortunately, all of them can be addictive. Find out more about the dangers of designer drugs in this guide.

Drug addiction can cause unnecessary strain on relationships because there seems to be nothing else to talk about. Here are some tips to help you learn how to talk to a drug addict so that you can have more fulfilling conversations that will help the addict into recovery.

Addiction is surrounded by myths and misinformation that makes recovering harder. Here are 5 addiction facts you should know about to not undermine yours or your loved ones recovery process.

If you have a loved one going to rehab, then it's important you understand the transformation they are going through in order to support them as best as you can. Here's an explanation of the different stages of addiction recovery.

As a parent, knowing that your child uses drugs and could be addicted is a challenging time. But, your priority should be to help your child. Here are 10 steps to take if you find out your child smokes weed.

Relapse is very common among addicts in recovery so it's important to know what to look for so that you can provide immediate help when necessary. Here are 8 relapse warning signs to be aware of.