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 | 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 | Dec 5, 2023
Naltrexone, an opioid antagonist and critical component of the Coleman Method for opiate and alcohol detox, is an invaluable resource in the fight against opioid addiction. Its mechanism, which involves binding to and blocking opioid receptors in the brain, ensures...
by Addison Clark | Nov 7, 2023
The opioid crisis continues to claim lives and disrupt communities globally, with heroin standing out as one of the main driving factors. Heroin, derived from morphine, is notorious for its high addictive potential and devastating impact. At the Coleman Institute, we...
by Addison Clark | Jan 22, 2022
When I started working at the Coleman Institute for Addiction Medicine many years ago, I was blown away by the parents who were shell-shocked to learn that their children—their high achieving, athletic, award-winning, popular, beloved children—were addicted to heroin....