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How Does Mental Health Affect Addiction?

Mental health and addiction are deeply intertwined with each condition often exacerbating the other in a vicious cycle of suffering

The Complex Relationship Between Mental Health and Substance Abuse Mental health and addiction are deeply intertwined, with each condition often exacerbating the other in a vicious cycle of suffering. Individuals struggling with mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are at a significantly higher risk of developing substance […]

What is Pink Cocaine?

Tuci tusi pink cocaine

A Dangerous Designer Drug Hits the Streets In recent years, a hazardous new illicit drug concoction has been making rounds in party circuits and on the streets of Latin America, Europe, and now the United States. Dubbed “tusi,” “tuci,” or “pink cocaine,” this innocuous-looking pink powder is anything but harmless fun. Behind the playful nicknames […]

Shia LaBeouf’s Addiction

Shia LaBeouf on the red carpet during the premiere of Borg vs McEnroe

In the world of addiction and mental health treatment, understanding the complex relationship between substance abuse and mental illness is crucial. This intricate connection, often referred to as dual diagnosis, is a critical aspect of comprehensive care. At Destination Hope, we recognize the importance of addressing both mental health and addiction in tandem. Our approach […]

Can Apps Help Women Stay Clean & Sober?

The world continues to move online, so it should be no surprise that those in recovery are finding outlets online that will help them in their journey. As more and more people turn to their mobile devices to stay connected, apps have become increasingly popular in helping those in recovery. Below are some of the […]

Substance Abuse and Unemployment: Beyond Statistics

Substance abuse and unemployment have long been associated with each other, but how accurate is this connection? The National Survey on Drug Use and Health from 2012 found that 17 percent of unemployed people had a substance abuse disorder, compared to 9 percent of full-time workers. What do these statistics tell us and what can we do?