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Adam Zagha
Karen Cohen
Methamphetamine can be snorted — it is one of several routes of administration used by people who use the drug, alongside smoking, injecting, and oral ingestion. Each route produces a different onset and intensity of effect, and each carries a
Adam Zagha
Karen Cohen
“Tina” is a street name for crystal methamphetamine — one of dozens of colloquial terms used to refer to the drug in different communities and contexts. The name is derived from the phonetic rendering of the word “crystal” and is
Adam Zagha
Karen Cohen
“Does weed kill brain cells?” is one of the most frequently searched questions about cannabis — and one of the most frequently answered inaccurately, in both directions. Anti-drug campaigns have historically overstated the case. Cannabis advocates have dismissed the concern
Adam Zagha
Karen Cohen
Crack cocaine is typically smoked — that is the route of administration for which it was specifically designed and the method most commonly used. But a significant number of people who use crack also snort it, either by choice, out
Adam Zagha
Karen Cohen
A drug overdose is a medical emergency. It occurs when the body is exposed to a quantity of a substance — or a combination of substances — that overwhelms its capacity to process and eliminate them safely, producing toxic effects
Adam Zagha
Karen Cohen
Adolescent depression is one of the most significant and underaddressed public health issues in the United States. It affects millions of teenagers, disrupts education, relationships, and development, and carries serious risks including suicide — the second leading cause of death
Adam Zagha
Karen Cohen
Most parents find this subject the same way. Something has gone badly wrong, the family is exhausted, and at some point late at night the searching starts. Within an hour the results are full of programs promising to fix a
Adam Zagha
Karen Cohen
Adolescence is one of the most neurologically and emotionally vulnerable periods of human development. For teenagers whose mental health challenges, trauma, or substance use have progressed beyond what outpatient care can address, residential treatment offers something that weekly therapy appointments
Adam Zagha
Karen Cohen
What Is Family Systems Theory? Family systems theory is a clinical framework that treats the family as an interconnected emotional unit rather than a collection of separate individuals. Developed by psychiatrist Dr. Murray Bowen in the 1960s at the National
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