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Interventions can be highly effective tools to help someone with a substance use disorder, though planning one on your own can be overwhelming. Rogers’ Dr. Michelle Maloney offers five tips for holding an effective intervention.

Wondering if your teen is using drugs or alcohol? Coming to the conclusion can be scary, but recognizing the signs is critical.

Kids who are dealing with depression, anxiety, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are at a higher risk for a drug or alcohol problem. In fact, ninety percent of addictions start in the teen years.

It's not uncommon to hear that taking a medication for an opioid use disorder is "trading one addiction for another." But is this really true? Dr. Ian Powell helps explain the truth about using medication assisted treatment to help those living with…

More kids are experimenting with alcohol and drugs at an early age, and recognizing the signs of substance use becomes critical.

Anyone can help prevent suicide—you don’t have to be a mental health professional. There are countless examples of silent heroes who recognize emotional suffering in people, respond compassionately, and take action to offer hope.