Drug, alcohol, and mental health articles written by the doctors & staff at Indiana Center For Recovery.
The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law that protects your job when you need time off for mental health reasons. This law lets eligible workers take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave each year without losing their job or health benefits.
Identify the top 11 signs of depression and understand when to seek treatment. This guide helps you recognize key symptoms like mood changes, sleep disturbances, and altered eating habits, offering insights for timely intervention and support.
Do you wonder what depression feels like and how to get exceptional treatment for your mental health? Find out with Indiana Center for Recovery.
Seasonal affective disorder symptoms are similar to those of depression. SAD may occur each year when the seasons change.
Giving up alcohol can also help your immune system, making it easier to ward off any infections that come your way. Learn more here
It’s called a dual diagnosis or co-occurring disorder when you have alcoholism—or alcohol use disorder (AUD)—and a mental health struggle like anxiety or depression.
Alcohol and benzodiazepines are both sedatives that can slow down many bodily processes including breathing and heart rate. Learn more here.
People who abuse alcohol can be masters at hiding their behavior. Sadly, it’s often not until an alcoholic faces some legal consequences that they or others realize a problem.
It’s quite common to struggle with drinking, 14 million Americans do. Learn about treatment options for alcohol addiction.
Discover if you can drink on Lexapro and find support at Indiana Center for Recovery. Get help today.
Is alcoholism a disease? Indiana Center for Recovery explains alcoholism and how to recover from alcohol addiction.
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