by Addison Clark | Jul 22, 2024
Heroin, an opioid drug derived from morphine, has long been a major player in the opioid crisis, as its powerful addictive properties lead countless individuals into a destructive cycle of dependency and addiction. Among the various forms of heroin, Black Tar Heroin...
by Addison Clark | Jun 12, 2024
Patients who have stopped using opiates using the Coleman Method and gone through the opioid detox and withdrawal process often wonder why their energy levels are so low and ask about ways they might boost it. Long-term opioid use can have life-threatening side...
by Addison Clark | Jun 5, 2024
A patient called the other evening. He finished his rapid opioid detox about a week ago. He has a very physical job and is the father of a 4-month-old baby, Noah. Noah is the reason he finally decided he had to stop using opioids once and for all. He has been using...
by Addison Clark | Feb 12, 2024
With widespread misconceptions and social stigmas more commonplace than ever, heroin dependence and addiction often remain shrouded in myth and misunderstanding. While many still consider it to be caused by an individual’s moral failing, at its core, heroin use...
by Addison Clark | Oct 2, 2023
If you are using heroin or other opioids to cope with emotional pain and are ready to live a life free of addiction, the Coleman Institute can help. Explore the best way to get off heroin with the Coleman Method, why it’s important to experience our emotions,...