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SUD and Suicide in Older Adults

SUD and Suicide in Older Adults

The silent struggle of older adults with substance use disorders (SUD) often leads to devastating consequences, including increased suicide risk. A senior might develop an SUD later in life from many factors, such as chronic pain or the loss of a loved one. In this...

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9/11 Patriot Day, A Day of Remembrance

9/11 Patriot Day, A Day of Remembrance

Steve Campana, Firefighter/Paramedic, Ret., Hanley Center's First Responder Liaison Brothers and sisters of Hanley, It’s September 10th, the day is coming to an end, my evening routine is just about complete, there’s just one thing left to do, set all six alarms on my...

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Firefighters, PTSD, and Addiction

Firefighters, PTSD, and Addiction

Firefighters, PTSD, and Addiction: The Silent Struggles Behind the Badge Firefighting is one of the most dangerous and challenging professions, requiring immense physical and mental resilience. Firefighters often put their lives on the line to save others, confronting...

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What Is Alcohol Ketoacidosis?

What Is Alcohol Ketoacidosis?

Experiencing the aftermath of a wild night out might not just mean a hangover; it could also lead to a dangerous condition called Alcohol Ketoacidosis (AKA).  This condition arises from excessive alcohol consumption, causing a buildup of ketones in the bloodstream and...

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What Is the Timeline for Alcohol Withdrawal?

What Is the Timeline for Alcohol Withdrawal?

Alcohol Withdrawal Timeline According to the National Dietary Guidelines, men are recommended to have no more than two drinks per day and one drink for women. Consuming more than this increases a person’s risk of health ailments such as liver disease, cardiovascular...

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Nutrition in Recovery: Embracing Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

Nutrition in Recovery: Embracing Fresh Fruits and Vegetables

Executive Chef, Timothy Pearce Recovery from addiction is a transformative journey that requires comprehensive support, and one of the foundational pillars of this support is nutrition. Fresh fruits and vegetables play a pivotal role in this journey, offering...

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Chronic Liver Disease

Chronic Liver Disease

Years of drinking excessively could mean harming your liver with every sip. Chronic liver damage is a serious consequence of long-term alcohol addiction. In this blog post from Hanley Center, we'll introduce proactive methods to deal with a chronic liver disease...

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What is Wet Brain?

What is Wet Brain?

To many, the term "wet brain" is mysterious and perplexing. In its simplest form, wet brain describes a severe and persistent type of brain damage brought on by long-term alcohol misuse. This blog post from Hanley Center will clarify its nuances, including information...

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What Is Gray Area Drinking?

What Is Gray Area Drinking?

The guidelines for excessive drinking, as defined by organizations such as the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, provide insight into the small yet crucial changes that can lead to gray area drinking. Navigating this spectrum can be challenging,...

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Poor Mental Health is a Top-Tier Public Health Threat

Poor Mental Health is a Top-Tier Public Health Threat

Concerns over unmet mental health needs are beginning to generate essential conversations within the treatment community. As leading advocates for treatment for both mental health disorders and substance use disorders, we at Hanley Foundation would like to share what...

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What Is Bromazolam?

What Is Bromazolam?

As bromazolam gains traction in Florida's substance misuse scene, knowing its consequences becomes critical. In this blog post, we'll dig into the complexities of bromazolam, explaining its makeup, risks, and the worrisome rise in overdoses around the state. We'll...

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What Happens to Your Body When You Drink Every Day?

What Happens to Your Body When You Drink Every Day?

 Many may assume that the impact of daily drinking on their bodies is negligible or limited to short-term effects. Some may believe that moderate alcohol intake doesn't significantly affect overall health and that potential consequences are easily manageable. In this...

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Simple Ways to Reduce Stress

Simple Ways to Reduce Stress

Stress is an unavoidable aspect of life, but it can swiftly transform from a motivator to a disadvantage if it's unmanaged. It is essential to your general health to understand the many types of stress and acquire practical coping mechanisms for everyday life in order...

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What are Fentanyl Derivatives?

What are Fentanyl Derivatives?

In recent years, a disturbing trend has surfaced: the proliferation of highly potent and alarming fentanyl derivatives. Originating as a synthetic opioid for medical pain management, fentanyl's potency, estimated to surpass morphine by up to 100 times, has led to...

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Long-Term Effects of Tramadol

Long-Term Effects of Tramadol

Tramadol, a powerful pain reliever, is frequently prescribed to people suffering from a variety of painful conditions, including post-operative recovery and chronic pain management. While Tramadol can provide much-needed relief, it is not without risks. In this blog...

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Methadone Withdrawal

Methadone Withdrawal

Methadone withdrawal can catch users off guard, revealing this opioid medication's powerful grip. Understanding the warning signs, which range from physical discomfort to psychological difficulties, is the first step toward overcoming them. In this post, we'll also...

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Signs of Suboxone Abuse

Signs of Suboxone Abuse

Suboxone is a valuable medication in the field of addiction treatment, providing hope to those suffering from opioid addiction. It works by combining buprenorphine and naloxone to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms, thereby assisting in recovery. However,...

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Chronic Pain and Substance Abuse in Older Adults

Chronic Pain and Substance Abuse in Older Adults

Chronic pain often takes a back seat in our fast-paced lives, but the consequences can be disastrous. Recognizing the potential dangers of unchecked chronic pain can help you avoid unnecessary threats to your health and well-being. In this blog post, we'll look at how...

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An Examination of the Efficacy of Brainspotting

An Examination of the Efficacy of Brainspotting

John Dyben, DHSc | Chief of Research and Innovation Download a PDF of the white paper.  A Preliminary Examination of the Efficacy of Brainspotting with Patients in Residential Treatment for Substance Use Disorders and Co-occurring Trauma Related Disorders Trauma and...

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