Misconceptions about Adderall
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Misconceptions about Adderall Providing temporary heightened focus, Adderall is a stimulant prescribed to treat ADHD, or attention hyperactive deficit disorder.…
Building Community in Recovery through Charitable Acts
Here begins the beginning of the holiday season, which unfortunately means a time of exaggerated hardships for many – especially financially.
Williamsville Wellness in the News
With sports betting legal and casinos on the way, Virginia braces for a rise in gambling addiction.
Williamsville’s Owner & Founder, Bob Cabaniss, is featured in The Virginia-Pilot’s latest article relating to this topic.
Squid Game & Gambling Addiction
Squid Game is now Netflix’s most popular show ever by a large margin. It’s an entertaining watch with some thought-provoking concepts spanning an array of topics, one of which is gambling addiction. We recommend you give it a watch if you haven’t already, but if not, be aware there are small spoilers in this post.
Social Media & Gaming Addiction
As social media continues to pervade more and more areas of everyday life, it’s becoming more and more lucrative for companies to maximize user’s time on their respective sites.
Therapy Session Length: An Hour a Week is Not Enough
Survey counseling practices and treatment centers nowadays and you will find that most clinicians conduct a one-hour therapy session once per week. This is not enough.
How Addiction Magnifies Problems
For anyone in active addiction, whether they know it or not, their disease makes most things tougher to handle. When a person gets into recovery he or she realizes that they now have a better grip on managing life.
Williamsville is Now CARF Accredited!
Williamsville Wellness is happy to announce we are now officially CARF accredited!
Everything You Need to Know About Withdrawals
One of the first steps in addiction recovery can also be one of the worst: withdrawal. After someone stops or significantly decreases their use of a psychoactive substance, the body goes into acute withdrawal. Acute withdrawal is what is referenced when someone refers to “withdrawal.”
Am I Addicted to My Prescription Medications?
It happens to unsuspecting Americans every day. Maybe you get in a car accident or have trouble focusing at work. The doctor hands you a prescription for some pain pills, a stimulant, or whatever they deem will help you.
Williamsville Wellness in the News
Williamsville’s Owner & Founder, Bob Cabaniss, has been spreading awareness about the rise of sports gambling and the ramifications he foresees as a result.
Stress Is Something We All Have, But We Can Make It Go Away
Everybody gets stressed out now and then. Fortunately, you do not have to let the pressures of everyday life take a toll on your mental and physical health.
