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For people with opioid use disorder (OUD), treatment isn’t one size fits all. Learning about your options and finding out how they may work for you and your needs can make navigating the path ahead of you easier. Outpatient treatment is often helpful for people whose withdrawal symptoms are more manageable. It may suit people […]

Are you planning to stop using hydrocodone? You may be wondering about what might come next. How long will it take for your body to be clear of hydrocodone, what symptoms might you experience, and how can you move forward? A professional at Groups can give you more information and help you manage symptoms. We

Starting a conversation about addiction can be challenging. What if you take the wrong approach? What if you hurt their feelings? Any of these worries might run through your mind when you think of talking about prescription drug addiction. However, the important thing is to let your loved one know that you care, not to

When you start your recovery journey for opioid use disorder (OUD), medication options are often one of the first things that you’ll talk about with your provider. Suboxone is a medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) that can be a beneficial part of your treatment plan. Suboxone is known as one of the gold standard

When we think about taking medication, we might just assume that it will automatically fix the “bad stuff” we’re feeling. While that’s the goal of medications, it’s often a bit more complex than that. If you’ve started medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD), like Suboxone, read on to learn more about it. Suboxone is prescribed

Respiratory illness season (commonly known as cold and flu season) is here, which means it’s time to take a few extra steps to protect your health—and the health of those around you. When you’re in recovery from addiction, getting sick can feel like more than just a physical setback. It might throw off your routine

Medication plays an essential role in opioid use disorder (OUD) recovery. When you start the conversation about treatment with your provider, one of the first things they’re likely to talk to you about is medication options. Medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD) can be prescribed to help reduce withdrawal symptoms, including cravings. They help you

Experiencing opioid use disorder (OUD) can affect your physical and mental health in a variety of ways. It can cause drowsiness, nausea, anxiety, and depression, just to name a few.  If you’ve decided to start treatment for OUD, knowing what to expect can help you focus on your recovery. Your mind and body may try

Most of us have habits that we want to quit but are struggling to take action on. Tobacco, whether you’re smoking or chewing it, may be one of those habits for you. And you’re not alone. More than 67% of adults in the U.S. who smoke cigarettes reported wanting to quit in 2022. But less

Opioid use disorder (OUD) can affect your thoughts, feelings, and behavior. When these things suffer, your closest relationships are also at risk. When you’re in recovery, rebuilding your relationships and your interpersonal skills can be just as critical as the healing work you do on yourself. We all need different kinds of support from different