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Overcoming Addiction

New efforts to help spread fentanyl abuse awareness

The tragedy of fentanyl-related overdoses has hit close to home for many Riverside County families, as well as nationwide. In Riverside County, 43 people have overdosed from fentanyl since the start of this year. Since 2016, the county has seen an 800% increase in fentanyl-related drugs. Karen Spiegel, Riverside County Supervisor said something needs to

Telehealth for Addiction Treatment

The World Health Organization (WHO), reports that more than 3 out of 4 people (three-quarters) around the world who suffer from substance use disorders (SUD) and mental illness receive little to no treatment.

Ken Seeley Discusses Addiction Amidst Corona Virus Crisis

Famed interventionist Ken Seeley discusses the increased issues of addiction and the need for help due to Covid-19 and the resulting isolation and anxiety many are feeling. He spoke with KESQ’s Patrick Evans about finding innovative ways to help during the pandemic. Seeley has local clinics and more information is available at www.kenseeley.com.

5 Signs a Loved One May Be Suffering

You want to help a loved one but you just don’t know where to even begin. You may not even be 100% certain that someone is suffering; nevertheless, you can’t help but wonder and fear the worst.

Recovery group meetings move to online during coronavirus pandemic

Many of us have been practicing social distancing by staying at home, but for those in recovery, self-isolation can be dangerous. “80 percent of my recovery is meetings,” said Michael Goldman. Michael Goldman said he’s been in and out of recovery over the past eight years and relies heavily on group sessions. “What leads me

Your Brain on Stress

Did you know that excessive worry about catching COVID-19 can actually increase the risk of catching COVID-19?

Recovery group meetings move to online during coronavirus pandemic

Many of us have been practicing social distancing by staying at home, but for those in recovery, self-isolation can be dangerous. “80 percent of my recovery is meetings,” said Michael Goldman. Michael Goldman said he’s been in and out of recovery over the past eight years and relies heavily on group sessions. “What leads me

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