How Long Does Sublocade Stay in Your System?
Key Points The answer is not just about days or weeks. Sublocade is designed to work very differently from other medications used in opioid recovery. It builds up slowly, releases steadily, and can remain in your body far longer than most people expect. Understanding that timeline can help you make better decisions about treatment, tapering, […]
NAD+ Injections, Nasal Spray, and Oral Supplements for Mental Health and Addiction
Updated on: September 21, 2026 by John Ingham Clinical evidence note: NAD+ injections, infusions, nasal products, and oral supplements are not FDA-approved treatments for addiction or withdrawal management. Comparative claims about route-specific bioavailability do not establish clinical benefit, and “NAD detox protocol” is a marketing term rather than a recognized standard detox protocol. Safety, tolerability, […]
Couples Rehab: Can You Go to Treatment Together and Does It Work?
Key Points When two people in a relationship are both struggling with substance use, the question comes up pretty quickly: “Can we go to rehab together?” The short answer is yes, there are options for that. But whether it’s the right choice depends on the situation, the relationship, and the level of care needed. Couples […]
Fiending (or “Feening”) Meaning in Drug Culture and Addiction
Key Points The term “feening” (also “fiending” or “fiening”) shows up frequently in music, social media, and everyday slang. It’s often used casually to describe wanting something badly. But in drug culture, the word carries a much more serious meaning. Understanding what “feening” really means in the context of addiction can help individuals and families […]
What Is SR-17018? A Look at the Experimental Opioid Compound
Updated on: September 21, 2026 by John Ingham September 2026 legal update: The Drug Enforcement Administration temporarily placed SR-17018 (5,6-dichloro desmethylchlorphine) in federal Schedule I effective August 27, 2026. It is not an approved medication and may not be lawfully manufactured, distributed, or possessed except as authorized for research or other limited purposes under federal […]
Tylor Chase, Addiction, and the Reality Behind the Headlines
Key Points Disclaimer: This article is based solely on public reporting, firsthand accounts shared by friends and acquaintances, and publicly available media sources. It does not rely on medical records, clinical evaluations, or private information, and it does not claim to diagnose or confirm any medical condition related to Tylor Chase. Brooks Healing Center has […]
What Is Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS)?
Key Points Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS), also referred to as neonatal withdrawal syndrome, is a condition in which a newborn experiences withdrawal symptoms after being exposed to opioids or other addictive substances during pregnancy. When the baby is born and the flow of the substance stops, their body reacts to the sudden absence, leading to […]
AA vs. NA: Understanding the Difference Between Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous
Key Points Recovery begins with connection, and for millions of people around the world, that connection starts with a 12-step meeting. But while most have heard of AA and NA, few understand how the two differ, how each works, and what alternatives exist today for people seeking support outside of traditional 12-step programs. This guide […]
Celebrate Recovery: How Faith-Based Programs Help People Overcome Addiction and Find Lasting Freedom
Key Points Addiction recovery isn’t only about physical healing, it’s about rebuilding what was lost: purpose, relationships, and hope. For many Americans, that hope begins with faith. Celebrate Recovery has become one of the most widely recognized Christian recovery programs in the world, offering a Christ-centered approach to healing from addiction, trauma, and emotional pain. […]
CMS Health Technology Ecosystem: What It Means for People in Recovery
Updated on: September 17, 2026 by John Ingham Key Points In July 2025, the Trump administration and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services launched what CMS now calls the Health Technology Ecosystem: a voluntary public-private effort intended to make health information easier for patients to access and share across healthcare systems and consumer technology. […]
“Wellness Farms”: A Look at Nature-Based Recovery and Clinical Treatment
Updated on: September 2, 2026 by John Ingham Key Points The idea of a “wellness farm” entered the national addiction-treatment conversation more prominently during Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s 2024 presidential campaign. Kennedy has since ended his presidential campaign and now serves as the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services. The larger question raised by […]
Adderall Side Effects in Females: What Women Need to Know
Updated on: September 2, 2026 by John Ingham Adderall is a combination of amphetamine salts and is a widely prescribed treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), as well as narcolepsy. Women may have different experiences with ADHD symptoms and stimulant treatment, but medication response varies considerably from person to person. Hormonal changes, other medications, […]
How Far Back Does A Lab Urine Test Go?
Updated on: September 2, 2026 by John Ingham Understanding detection windows for urine lab tests helps people make informed decisions about their health screenings. These tests can identify substances in the system for varying lengths of time, depending on factors like metabolism, body composition, hydration levels, and frequency of use. Different substances have distinct detection […]
AA Daily Reflections: Supporting Recovery & Growth
Updated on: September 2, 2026 by John Ingham AA Daily Reflections provide a structure for your daily meditation practice. They consist of a short quote from a piece of AA literature followed by a brief personal reflection written by an AA member. They are a source of encouragement during the challenges of daily sobriety and […]
AA Promises: What They Are and How They Help in Addiction Recovery
Updated on: September 2, 2026 by John Ingham Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is an established organization that has helped people recover from alcohol addiction for decades. While the AA 12 Steps are the organization’s best-known tool, there are several crucial aspects of AA that help people stay on the path of sobriety. The 12 Promises of […]