Drug Overdose Antidote: New Bill In Ohio

The lawmakers in Ohio are now considering to propose a bill that will provide a drug overdose antidote to the family or friends of drug addicts. The bill will allow them to have this drug overdose antidote without the risk of prosecution. This bill is aimed towards reducing the state… Read more

How To Find Ohio Substance Dependence Treatment

Substance dependence can come as a huge shock to friends and family, especially when the addiction issues were completely unknown. Parents or loved ones who are blindsided by this devastating news all of the sudden realize that their loved one is struggling with drug or alcohol abuse and needs help…. Read more

Ohio State Highway Patrol Trooper Arrested For Second OVI

An Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper was arrested and charged with an OVI recently on February 16th. It’s been reported by the OSHP that the 35-year-old trooper was pulled over by a Columbus police officer just west of North High Street on Starr Avenue around 8:54 p.m. Jeremy S. Garner,… Read more

Former Ohio State Buckeyes Football Player Guilty For Drug Trafficking

Usually, you’ll see the Ohio State Buckeyes football on the news for their amazing games and undefeated records; but now you see the Ohio State Buckeyes former football player being charged with a possible 4-year sentence. Drug trafficking is usually forgotten when you are constantly seeing drug overdose deaths and… Read more

How To Perform Therapeutic Interventions On The Ones You Love

Performing therapeutic interventions for addiction is stressful. Having a family member or friend who is addicted to drugs and/or alcohol isn’t easy, and confronting them about their problem may be even harder. Wanting your loved one to get help is perfectly okay, but letting the addict know that they need… Read more

The Grieving Process: Coping With Loss And Death

The grieving process while losing someone you loved and cared for can be extremely overwhelming and difficult. There are many different feelings and emotions that will come and go, but ultimately a good percentage of people turn to drugs or alcohol to cope with their loss in the grieving process…. Read more