Resources To Help You Reach Your Recovery Goals

If you or someone you care about is thinking about stopping morphine, you may be wondering what to expect. Going through withdrawal can feel tough, but please know that there are ways to make it more manageable. One of the most helpful tools for many people during morphine withdrawal and recovery is medication, especially Suboxone

If you or someone you love is exploring treatment options for opioid dependence or opioid use disorder (OUD), it can feel overwhelming. There are several choices available, and knowing what may work best for you takes time, care, and information.  One of the most important decisions you may face is choosing a medication to support

Oxycodone is a type of medication, called an opioid, that doctors sometimes prescribe to help people manage moderate to severe pain. It can be really helpful for short-term pain, like after a surgery or a serious injury. It works by quieting down the pain signals in your brain and body.  When used as prescribed and

Opioids are powerful medications that can help people manage pain after surgery, illness, or injury. When used carefully and for a short time, they can be helpful.  It can feel like a heavy weight when you realize that your body has gotten used to needing opioids. But please know that you’re not alone, and there

Deciding to take action against your opioid use disorder is a big step. One of the first challenges in this journey is managing withdrawal, including the physical and emotional symptoms that come when you stop or reduce opioid use. But the right evidence-based care can help lessen the negative effects.  Opioid withdrawal management involves techniques

Change is often a great thing, like deciding that you want to start treatment for opioid use disorder (OUD). It can bring a positive difference to your life. But change can also bring uncertainty. In this case, we’re discussing what you can expect when you’re changing your current treatment of daily buprenorphine to a monthly