Addiction Guide Becomes Addiction Help For years, Addiction Guide has been a leader in educating the public about the dangers of substance abuse, the need for compassionate treatment, and how to thrive in recovery. We are excited to announce that AddictionGuide.com has become AddictionHelp.com. This name change reflects our deep commitment to helping individuals and…
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Opioid Addiction Patients Could Soon Lose Access To Medication-Assisted Treatment
COVID-19 changed our world. But some of these changes were moving in the right direction. For example, getting help for substance abuse problems, including opioids, has evolved. As telehealth expanded and became more critical, it allowed people suffering from addiction to get treatment. Some of these treatments include potentially life-saving medications, such as buprenorphine (Suboxone),…
Interview with “Needles in the Hay” Documentary Film Director Brett Meyer
Often, when we think of filmmakers, we picture the big-budget classics that rake in hundreds of millions of dollars. We think of Hollywood and the glitz and the glamor that accompanies it. We think movie stars, movie studio backlots, and academy awards. But that’s just one very small side to filmmaking. The other side of…
We Need to Talk About Rue – Addiction & Euphoria S2E5
If social media is any indication, one recent episode of Euphoria (S2E5) has fans reeling. And we need to talk about it. For those of you that don’t watch the HBO series, Euphoria is a teen drama that explores the nature and consequences of sex, drug use, and the nuances of growing up while having…
Washington D.C. Opioid Rally – Requesting the DOJ to Pursue Sackler & Purdue
Filmmaker Brett Meyer has provided footage to Addiction Guide from the protest event on 12/3/21 in Washington D.C. The rally was described by organizers in the following way: RALLY in Washington DC on 12/03/21 to plead with the DOJ to pursue the evidence they already have on the architects of the opioid epidemic – The…
10 Questions with Opioid Victims Advocate Ed Bisch
Ed Bisch didn’t set out to become an activist. He was pulled into it by grief. Mr. Bisch has become one of the most well-known opioid addiction activists, stemming from the tragic loss of his son Eddie in 2001 from an OxyContin overdose. He has been featured in the New York Times, and most recently…
When The Holidays Aren’t Wonderful
It’s the most wonderful time of the year—until it isn’t. And maybe Christmas has never been your “thing.” Maybe you never celebrated it growing up, or maybe you did, but the memories attached are mostly negative. Even worse, maybe you really loved Christmas, but something else has come along and robbed this holiday of all…
What Does Addiction Feel Like?
“Chris, what does addiction feel like?” Over the past 15 years, many people have asked me to describe what addiction feels like. It’s easy to feel dismissive of questions like this, but the reality is people are asking because, more times than not, they want to understand it. As addicts, we often feel as though…
Introducing Addiction Guide
Why Addiction Guide, Why Now? Allow Me to Introduce Myself My name is Chris Carberg, and if you were to do a Google search on me, you’d learn that I’m a great many things. Entrepreneur Copywriter Digital Marketer Actor Screenwriter Playwright Director Film Producer New York Jets Fan Christian Husband Father Son The list goes…
The Increase in Popularity of Heroin
Heroin is one of the most dangerous illicit drugs that a person can abuse which has led to a huge increase in heroin addiction cases.