The Benzo Epidemic Won’t Go Away On Its Own

Benzo addiction is becoming increasingly more common in the United States. It’s an epidemic that will not go away without raising awareness for the people struggling. “I can’t stop and if I do stop, I have a seizure,” a frantic voice on the other end of the phone to me a few months ago. The […]

Debunking Two Common Myths About Buprenorphine

Elizabeth Brico is here to debunk two common myths about buprenorphine.

Cell Phone Addiction: Is it Worse Than You’d Thought?

96 percent of Americans own a cell phone, with 81 percent owning a smartphone — that’s a 35 percent increase since 2011. As a nation, we are becoming more reliant on cell phones as our primary means of online communication, with smartphone users more likely to access the internet on their phone than another type […]

Goodbye, 2019: Workit Health’s Year in Review

Happy New Year! 2019 was another milestone year for Workit Health. Here’s a look back. Welcome to the 20s! Before we get too far into Dry January, we wanted to take a minute to recap the highs we’ve had at Workit Health in 2019. 2019 was a big year for us, and the members of […]

Staying Sober in the New Year

I was never one for New Year’s Resolutions. I think New Year’s Eve, the celebration, and the general resolves that are expected on the following day are a bit contradictory. This line of thinking is dangerous to one who suffers from addiction. Cold Turkey, in my opinion, is not the best way to recover. We […]

Finding Financial Sobriety is the Next Step in Recovery

Recovery is so much more than getting sober. Stopping drinking and using—a huge task itself—is simply the gateway to a lifetime of work in recovery. Once we stop self-destructive behaviors with drugs, we uncover how much our substance use disorders have affected all aspects of our lives: we are often left with a lack of […]