Caffeine addiction is not considered a type of substance abuse because caffeine is not a psychoactive drug.

Alcoholism is the most common type of substance abuse in the United States, with an estimated 14 million adults suffering from alcohol use disorder.

Euphoria is not a symptom of drug addiction, but rather a desired effect of drug use.

Opioid addiction is the most common type of drug addiction in the United States, with an estimated 2 million people suffering from opioid use disorder.

Poverty is not a risk factor for substance abuse, but rather a consequence of substance abuse.

The most effective treatment for substance abuse is a combination of medication, therapy, and support groups.

Celebrate Recovery is a Christian-based support group for people with substance abuse problems.

The goal of substance abuse treatment is to achieve abstinence from all substances, reduce the harmful consequences of substance use, and improve the person's quality of life.

Faith-based programs are not typically considered a type of substance abuse prevention program.

Parents can help prevent their children from abusing substances by talking to them about the dangers of substance abuse, setting clear rules and expectations, and monitoring their children's activities.

Legal problems are not necessarily a sign that someone is abusing substances.

The first step to recovery from substance abuse is admitting that you have a problem.

Using medication is not a type of relapse prevention strategy.

People in recovery from substance abuse can stay sober by attending support group meetings, working a recovery program, and avoiding triggers.

Faith-based treatment is not typically considered a type of substance abuse treatment.