
How Can I Help My Son with Addiction?
Quick Summary Addiction is a complex medical condition that alters the brain’s reward, motivation, and decision-making systems, not a moral failing or lack of willpower.

Quick Summary Addiction is a complex medical condition that alters the brain’s reward, motivation, and decision-making systems, not a moral failing or lack of willpower.

Quick Summary Most insurance plans, including employer-sponsored, ACA marketplace, and Medicaid, offer some level of coverage for addiction treatment due to the Mental Health Parity

Quick Summary The five core warning signs of addiction in men are changes in behavior and personality, physical health deterioration, problems maintaining responsibilities at work

Quick Summary College-age men are vulnerable to substance use disorders due to social and academic pressure, untreated mental health conditions, and emotional isolation that prevents

Quick Summary Men often refuse addiction treatment due to denial, fear of withdrawal, shame, cultural pressure to handle problems alone, or negative past rehab experiences.

Quick Summary Men-only wilderness therapy combines evidence-based addiction treatment with outdoor experiential activities like hiking, rock climbing, and camping to address substance use disorders in

Quick Summary Parents can support sons struggling with alcohol addiction by leading with compassion instead of judgment, encouraging professional treatment like men-only wilderness therapy programs,

Quick Summary Parents can help sons struggling with drug addiction by approaching with compassion rather than judgment, encouraging professional treatment, and setting healthy boundaries that

Quick Summary Families can cope with a son’s addiction by educating themselves about substance use disorders, setting healthy boundaries to prevent enabling behaviors, and seeking

Quick Summary Addiction is a chronic brain disease that alters chemistry and impairs judgment, not a moral failing, requiring parents to shift from blame to

Quick Summary Withdrawal unfolds in three critical stages: the anticipation phase (first few hours with restlessness and cravings), acute withdrawal (12-72 hours with intense physical

Quick Summary Wilderness therapy combines outdoor activities like hiking, rock climbing, and camping with therapeutic interventions to treat addiction by removing men from trigger-filled environments