ClickCease

A death sentence: Native Americans have least access to liver transplant system – Lee Yaiva, SRC In the News

Special Report

First Responders and PTSD: Recognizing the Silent Battle

First Responders and PTSD: Recognizing the Silent Battle

Although it’s the nature of the job, what firefighters and paramedics witness while at work is taxing on the mind, jarring on the emotions and can remain forever in their hearts. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder “PTSD” is the repercussion from life-altering events that...

read more
Signs a Loved One is Super Speedballing

Signs a Loved One is Super Speedballing

The super speedball is fairly recent concoction that is highly addictive and very deadly. Known on the streets as speedball, powerball, or over and under, the original speed ball contained heroin, a depressant, and cocaine, a stimulant. Now the synthetic opioid,...

read more
Drug Overdose Deaths Have Quadrupled Among American Seniors

Drug Overdose Deaths Have Quadrupled Among American Seniors

America's senior population is increasingly suffering from fatal drug overdoses, according to a new study. The results showed that drug overdose deaths among older adults have quadrupled in the past two decades! This shines new light on senior drug use and may be able...

read more
Health Benefits of Infrared Sauna for Detox and Recovery

Health Benefits of Infrared Sauna for Detox and Recovery

Infrared saunas are a type of sauna that use infrared heating elements to generate heat and induce sweating. This type of sauna is often promoted for its potential health benefits, including detoxification and recovery from various health conditions.While infrared...

read more
Is DMT Addictive?

Is DMT Addictive?

Psychedelics and "plant based medicine" is all the rage, but is it a good idea? Let's explore some of the basics around DMT, dangers of DMT use, and some other things to keep in mind when considering DMT use. What is DMT? DMT (dimethyltryptamine) is a powerful...

read more
Dangers of DMT Use – Must Know Information about DMT

Dangers of DMT Use – Must Know Information about DMT

Before we dig into the dangers of DMT, let's start with the basics - what is DMT? DMT (dimethyltryptamine) is a powerful hallucinogenic substance that occurs naturally in some plants and animals. It is a Schedule I controlled substance in the United States, meaning it...

read more
Mental Health Awareness Month

Mental Health Awareness Month

“Be Kind to Your Mind”, that’s the mantra that we live by and one that we are preaching, even more, this month. May is Mental Health Awareness Month and it is a month dedicated to smashing the stigma that surrounds mental health in an effort to help those who have...

read more
Addictive Nature of Juuling & Vaping

Addictive Nature of Juuling & Vaping

We all are aware of the consequences of smoking one cigarette, let alone many. It degrades the very function of the lungs and increases the chances of developing cancer. Despite these side effects, people around the world are addicted to these death tubes filled with...

read more
What is Gambling Addiction?

What is Gambling Addiction?

Gambling is silly fun for many people but can become a concern for others but it can develop into a form of compulsive behavior. Gambling addiction is a mental health issue that is considered to be an urge and has several resemblances to an obsessive-compulsive...

read more
How to Avoid Triggers During Sober October

How to Avoid Triggers During Sober October

Staying sober is perhaps one of the most challenging things that a recovering addict needs to do. Withdrawal from addiction is hard, but to live an everyday life sober is a lot harder than you think. So if you are trying to stay sober during sober October, this...

read more
Sara Combs, SRC’s Director of Nursing on KTKV-PHX

Sara Combs, SRC’s Director of Nursing on KTKV-PHX

Sarah: And people don’t tell their families and they don’t share it with their families so people are embarrassed to talk about it.  Achor #1: Well, Arizona tonight has some extra money from the FEDS to fight a problem that often stays hidden. We’re talking about...

read more
The History Of Jenkem

The History Of Jenkem

Jenkem is a hallucinating drug that came into existence in the mid-1990s. It's one of the most bizarre hard drug creation methods and most people in their wildest imaginations would never have thought such a thing exists. However, it does exist, and we'll be...

read more
Celebrity Soberversaries (Sober Anniversaries)

Celebrity Soberversaries (Sober Anniversaries)

The same way we celebrate accomplishments, we should celebrate sober anniversaries or soberversaries. Celebrating important milestones in life makes us feel recognized, accomplished, and appreciated, giving all the more reason to celebrate sober birthdays: not only do...

read more
Retired Athletes and Substance Abuse

Retired Athletes and Substance Abuse

Retired athletes are especially susceptible to substance abuse. If you’re a current or former athlete, you know how much the love of the game can consume your life. This increases tenfold for serious and professional athletes who train almost daily. It can become...

read more
Addiction Among Native American Tribes

Addiction Among Native American Tribes

In 2010, 5.2 million Americans identified themselves as American Indians or Alaska Natives, according to the U.S. Census. Out of this number, 22 percent were living on tribal lands, or reservations, while 78 percent lived outside of these areas. In Arizona, poverty...

read more