Molly is a drug that is often misunderstood by both users and the general public. It’s a drug that is commonplace in the club scene,

Synthetic drugs are scary, plain and simple. What these drugs share is that they are synthetically made from a variety of chemical compounds by a

They’ve been called “Xanax in a can” and “downer drinks.” Anti-energy drinks are one of the latest crazes, and they’re not just for teens. These

It’s a situation that’s all too common. Your loved one comes walking through the door after spending time in recovery for a drug or alcohol

It’s the New Year, and for many of us, this time of the year leaves us feeling restored and motivated. It’s a fresh start and

New Year’s resolutions have become a tradition at the start of every new year, and most people choose resolutions that involve a commitment to something,

Entering a new relationship is both exciting and scary, especially when the person you’re dating admits that they were once addicted to drugs or alcohol.

Decades ago, parents and loved ones worried about the types of messages that could be found in movies, music, and TV regarding drinking, drugs and

Here at The River Source, we’re always stressing the importance of understanding addiction as a disease. Not a failure. Not an end. Not a choice.

Last week, Time ran a photo essay about the dangers of krokodil, a flesh-eating drug that is popular in Russia and Eastern Europe. They titled

The holidays don’t have the same positive associations for everyone. Even though the holidays are supposed to be “the most wonderful time of the year,”

Now that the holidays are here, you may feel compelled to make some changes in your life. It’s easy to get lost in the busyness