Infographics

The Developing Adolescent Brain, its Vulnerability to Substance Abuse, and the Benefit of Early Intervention [Infographic]

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Adolescence may in fact be the most significant age of development, as our brains are undergoing critical, dynamic changes all throughout these years. ...Read more about The Developing Adolescent Brain, its Vulnerability to Substance Abuse, and the Benefit of Early Intervention [Infographic] »

The Physical Impact of Addiction [Infographic]

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Choose Your Path: Substance versus Success [Infographic]

Despite common belief, substance addiction is not a choice. It never has been. Addiction, as research has proven, is a disease of the brain. It inhibits a person’s self-control, and one’s ability to make any rational choices moving forward. It is a disease of impulse. Addiction changes an individual’s brain structure, behaviors, and eventually, his or her life—for the worse. ...Read more about Choose Your Path: Substance versus Success [Infographic] »

Missing the Mark: the Impact of Teen Substance Abuse on American Academics [INFOGRAPHIC]

Over the years, substance use has progressed as a universal presence across campuses nationwide. Despite the detrimental effects that drugs and alcohol have on a person’s brain function, many continue to accept experimentation in college as normal....Read more about Missing the Mark: the Impact of Teen Substance Abuse on American Academics [INFOGRAPHIC] »

Breaking the Addiction Cycle [Infographic]

In a single year, nearly 22 million Americans were classified as dependent on alcohol and/or illicit drugs. And while each person carries his or her own addiction story, all 22 million continue to fight the same battle, fighting against the chronic cycle of addiction. ...Read more about Breaking the Addiction Cycle [Infographic] »

College Substance Abuse: Facing the Facts [Infographic]

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