Can You Leave Rehab Whenever You Want?
Can you leave rehab whenever you want? What happens if you do? The addiction experts at Behavioral Health of the Palm Beaches answer your questions here.
What Are the Physical Effects of Heroin?
At Behavioral Health of the Palm Beaches, we are diving into the largest drug bust in our own backyard. The Brevard County drug bust just proves that the opioid epidemic is a real concern for Florida.
Chronic Pain and Addiction
Chronic pain and addiction are two complex and often interconnected conditions that can significantly impact an individual's life. Both can be incredibly challenging to manage, and when they coexist, they can create a difficult cycle. For those who suffer from chronic pain, their condition's constant discomfort and limitations can lead to feelings of hopelessness, frustration, and loneliness. On the other hand, for those who struggle with addiction, the desire for relief and escape can lead to substance dependence, and this...
Kava vs. Kratom
Can you smoke shrooms? While people eat and even cook with magic mushrooms, Behavioral Health of the Palm Beaches is sharing what happens if they’re smoked.
How to Become a Biofeedback Practitioner
Working in addiction and mental health is a rewarding practice. BHOPB is offering a guide on how to become a biofeedback practitioner that can get you started.
Can You Smoke Oxycodone?
Can you smoke oxycodone? Why do people do it? Visit Behavioral Health of the Palm Beaches here to learn about the side effects of this dangerous method of use.
Can You Overdose on Codeine?
You can overdose on codeine if it’s taken in high doses or if it’s taken following a period of abstinence. Visit BHOPB here to learn how to recognize the signs.
Codeine Withdrawal: Symptoms, Timeline, & Treatment
Codeine is a narcotic opioid commonly used to treat pain. Behavioral Health of the Palm Beaches explores the symptoms and timeline of codeine withdrawal.
Why Do People Lace Drugs?
Nowadays, more and more reports of drugs laced with fentanyl are surfacing. Fentanyl is a highly potent opioid drug that’s used recreationally for the euphoric high it produces. However, as one of the more potent drugs of its class, fentanyl, is fatal when taken in doses larger than two milligrams. Despite this risk, many dealers are using this and other substances to lace their drugs. But why? Why do people lace drugs at all? What Are Laced Drugs? Lacing is the act...
Is Wellbutrin a Narcotic?
If you suffer from joint pain, did you ever consider how drinking might affect you? Click here to learn more about alcohol and arthritis.
