Feature Stories About Drug Use, Addiction and Recovery

The Democratic Party Policies on Substance Abuse

As Americans prepare for a presidential election in the face of a heroin epidemic, we examine the democrats who have shaped and continue to influence United States drug policy. The […]

Trey Dyer

10/11/2016

Surviving 9/11: Trauma and Substance Abuse

The events of Sept. 11, 2001 altered the collective American psyche. While most people overcame trauma, many developed a mental illness or substance use disorder. DrugRehab.com spoke with counselors, therapists […]

Matt Gonzales

09/09/2016

The Consequences of Driving Under the Influence

Drinking and driving is a dangerous, yet common activity in the United States. It causes thousands of deaths each year, results in severe penalties and has life-altering consequences. Those who […]

Matt Gonzales

08/03/2016

The Lifesaving World of Interventions

Real interventions aren’t like the ones on TV, and families turning to interventionists to save the lives of their loved ones often have misconceptions about the obscure industry. We talked […]

Chris Elkins, MA

06/29/2016

David’s Fight: How One Man’s Tragedy Will Save Lives

David Siegel is a multimillionaire, a resort-timeshare mogul and the definition of success. As the founder of Westgate Resorts, the largest privately owned timeshare company in the world, Siegel seems […]

Trey Dyer

04/12/2016

Born to Do Drugs: Overcoming a Family History of Addiction

Children born into families with a history of addiction or abuse are at increased risks for substance use disorders later in life. They must overcome genetic predispositions, familial influences and […]