At Crestview Recovery, we’ve seen firsthand how addiction affects women differently from men. Women face unique biological, psychological, and social factors that influence their substance use patterns and recovery journey.
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At Crestview Recovery, we’ve witnessed how easily accessible cough syrups, diet pills, and pain relievers become serious addictions when people underestimate their risks.
Why Are Over the Counter Drugs Often Abused? Understanding the Crisis Read More »
International Overdose Awareness Day (IOAD), observed annually on August 31, brings attention to the global overdose crisis and encourages open dialogue about addiction. With drug-related fatalities continuing to rise, this day serves as a call to action—urging communities to break the stigma and support those affected.
While Portland, Oregon, is a city renowned for its vibrant culture, progressive ideals, and deep community roots, unfortunately, like so many other communities throughout the U.S., it is also one facing a drug crisis.
Drug testing is a common practice in many settings, such as workplaces, sports, healthcare, and legal systems. It helps to ensure the safety, compliance, and well-being of people and their respective communities.
In a major shift in drug policy, Oregon passed House Bill 4002 (HB 4002) in 2024 to address the growing substance use crisis. Following mixed outcomes from Measure 110, this bill reintroduces criminal penalties for certain drug possession while emphasizing substance use treatment over traditional jail time.
Drug use leaves behind more than just behavioral changes. For many substances, one of the most identifiable indicators is smell. Whether it’s on clothing, in a car, or lingering in a room, the odor of drugs can be a subtle or overpowering sign of use, and one that often goes unnoticed. But what do drugs actually smell like? And why does it matter?
What Do Drugs Smell Like? Identifying Common Substances by Scent Read More »
Washington State has long been at the forefront of progressive drug policy reform in the United States. From legalizing recreational cannabis to implementing harm reduction strategies for opioid addiction, the state’s approach to substance use continues to evolve. Policymakers face ongoing challenges balancing public health concerns, law enforcement priorities, and individual rights.
What Drugs Are Legal in Washington State? Latest Updates on Drug Use & Regulation Read More »
Substance use and addiction are often seen as individual struggles, but their impact extends far beyond personal battles, affecting families, workplaces, and entire communities.
The Ripple Effect of 2025 Drug Trends on Washington’s Communities and Workplaces Read More »
Greening out refers to a state of discomfort caused by consuming too much THC. It is commonly used to describe an adverse reaction to cannabis, where individuals experience a range of unpleasant physical and psychological symptoms.
This place is phenomenal. Beautiful residence; competent, compassionate staff who absolutely care. Super chill atmosphere and activities in great spots around town. The standard is set high here so show up and go for it, you will be fully supported.
As a parent of a son that has struggled with drug addiction for over 10 years, Crestview was an answer to my prayer. My son thrived in the environment from learning to shop, cook, and sober free activities. Fantastic and caring staff.
This is a wonderful treatment center, this place saved my life. Treatment is what you make of it, some people just aren’t ready to get sober. However, if you are genuinely ready to give recovery an honest chance this treatment is the perfect place to go.
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