CHESTERTON | Students in Milligan’s Substance Abuse class had a presentation of “Manda’s Story” by Dr. Mann Spitler. Spitler’s daughter, Manda, died from a lethal dose of heroin in 2002. His purpose ...

While the COVID-19 pandemic raged across the globe, a dangerous U.S. epidemic rose steadily. According to The Washington Post, deaths from drug overdoses climbed almost 30% nationwide in 2020 compared ...

Press release from Blue Ridge Community College: As Blue Ridge Community College prepares for its fall 2020 semester, it is introducing two brand-new courses for students interested in ...

Lawyers frequently encounter high-stress environments characterized by heavy workloads, strict deadlines, and the significant responsibility of representing clients. The pressure to achieve positive ...

In this installment of our Double Play series, our two, thirty-minute programs cover depression and substance abuse. Experts differ on whether lawyers are more prone to depression than others who work ...

A new 25-hour Alcohol Drugs Substance Abuse Course is being offered by Edmond Family Counseling, a community-based nonprofit agency providing counseling services to Edmond and the surrounding area.

Funded by a grant from Pisgah Health Foundation, the courses are intended to address the growing need for mental health professionals while giving students two career options in the mental health ...

CAMP ZAMA, Japan (Feb. 19, 2021) – A four-day course provided Soldiers here training on how to administer drug tests and alcohol screenings, and offered information on substance abuse prevention ...

Outpatient substance abuse treatment is not just a process; it's a journey toward reclaiming control and building a healthier, substance-free life. Offering flexibility and independence, this form of ...

25% of Americans (70 million people) admitted they use illicit drugs, according to the most recent National Survey on Drug Use. 48.7 million people nationwide struggle with substance abuse according ...

I’ll never forget the first day of my substance abuse course — a required class for my undergraduate degree — when the professor brazenly asked who in the class had alcoholics on one side of the ...