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When people start wondering whether they might be eligible for outpatient alcohol detox, they’re usually already carrying a mix of fear, hope, and confusion. At CT Addiction Medicine, we hear

Understanding the Interplay Between Pain and Addiction Chronic pain and addiction are among the most complex and challenging conditions encountered in clinical practice. When a patient gets frustrated and annoyed

Understanding the Journey to Recovery If you’re looking for clarity, guidance, and a real conversation about treatment, you’re in the right place. Many people in Connecticut find themselves searching for

Supporting Our Connecticut Community Every Step of the Way When people in Connecticut reach out to us at CT Addiction Medicine, there is one thing they repeat over and over:

Propranolol and alcohol is an important topic for patients who are prescribed this medication. When patients are prescribed a medication like propranolol to manage anxiety, cardiovascular disorder, or some of

“Doctor… I’ve been on Suboxone for years. I’m grateful for it, but now I feel stuck. I heard about something called Ibogaine. Is ibogaine for getting off suboxone worthy?” This

Anger is a complex emotional response that often develops from stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, or unresolved psychological conflicts, and when left unmanaged, it can affect relationships, work performance, physical health,

At CT Addiction Medicine, many of our educational moments don’t happen during formal lectures. They happen in between patients, when a nurse leans against the counter and says, “I had

Drunk vision is an often ignored effect of drinking alcohol. Many people notice blurry sight, trouble focusing, or seeing double after drinking, yet they do not fully understand why it