The 1970 Controlled Substances Act 

The 1970 Controlled Substances Act 

For decades, the Controlled Substances Act, or more specifically, the Federal Comprehensive Drug Abuse Prevention and Control Act of 1970, has served as the foundation for the campaign against narcotics and drug abuse in the United States. The legislation...
8 Addiction Forums for Recovery

8 Addiction Forums for Recovery

Are you contemplating joining an addiction recovery forum? Is it to share your thoughts, to understand addiction from the perspective of other people, or to inspire you to take action? There are many reasons to consider participating in online discussions. Before...
The Different Types of Counselors in Rehab

The Different Types of Counselors in Rehab

There are several different types of counselors in rehab treatment facilities. Each counselor may use different kinds of therapies to help people with addictions reach their sobriety goals. Your counselor might choose one or more different therapy treatments during...
How to Stay Sober Without AA

How to Stay Sober Without AA

Do you abuse alcohol? If you are in recovery or are going to be in recovery, AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) is one of the options you can use. There are some people who do not believe or do not agree with the 12-step strategy. Some people cannot make it to AA meetings...
The Different Classes of Drugs

The Different Classes of Drugs

According to U.S. federal law, the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) places substances under certain schedules. The schedules relate to the substances’ potential for abuse, medical use, and liability for dependency and safety.  The CSA has the right to...
The 10 Strangest Drug Slang Terms

The 10 Strangest Drug Slang Terms

Many drugs are known by names other than their official names. This is true for prescription drugs and those used illegally. The names frequently change, partly because drug dealers and users are always trying to stay ahead of the police, public, and parents. Police...