As Seen In New York Post The saddest thing in life is wasted talent – and actor Lillo Brancato is spreading that “Bronx Tale” maxim, one addict at a time. Brancato portrayed Robert De Niro’s son, Calogero, in the coming-of-age classic, then won a role as a minor mobster in “The Sopranos.” But in 2005, Brancato’s life infamously spun out of control: hopelessly addicted to crack and heroin, he burgled a friend’s house with an accomplice when

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Drug rehabilitation centers are designed to help addicts return to sober living. These centers are focused on improving your behavior and mental health to develop the willpower to quit your addiction.  Rehabilitation centers can help you defeat your addiction to harmful substances. With the help of experts at the center, you’ll be able to manage and overcome issues like alcohol addiction, substance abuse, and cigarette smoking. But what’s it like being in a rehabilitation center?

A classic picture of an alcoholic is someone who is constantly drinking. That person’s life is falling apart because of alcohol, and they are in denial. However, that’s not always the case. Some people are doing just fine even though they abuse alcohol. They are called high-functioning alcoholics.  These people are hard to spot because their life isn’t falling apart. Plus, they seem to blend with normal people. But, you should know how to spot

Over the years, there has been much discussion among researchers regarding which substances should be categorized as the “most addictive.” Addiction is known for uncontrollable substance-seeking behavior, increasing tolerance to the drug or alcohol, and the existence of withdrawal symptoms when use is restricted. The National Institute on Drug Abuse has declared that approximately 22.7 million Americans (8.6%) are addicted to drugs or alcohol. With such a substantial percentage of the population addicted to drugs

PTSD occurs from a traumatic experience in your life that continues to repeat over and over. According to the Department of Veterans Affairs, PTSD impacts 6% of men and 8% of women. Every year 15 million people are traumatized by PTSD and have nowhere to turn. Despite these realities, help is right around the corner by reaching out to the right places that offer PTSD treatment. We look at the best forms of PTSD treatment

Choosing a rehab center for your loved one can be quite difficult. Some people are overwhelmed by the news that someone they know and care for is involved in drugs and don’t know what to do. At a time like this, your loved ones need your support and guidance because, unbeknownst to them, you are the only one who can show them the right way.  The right way, in this case, is a drug rehabilitation