Addiction as a Treatable Health Condition
For too long, addiction has been seen as a personal failing or moral weakness. This stigma discourages people from seeking the help they need, creating barriers to recovery. Today, we know that addiction is a health condition—one that can...
A growing legion of Crisis Responders are discovering that their career choice gives back much more than it takes.
As a mobile crisis worker, Marissa Exchange’s role is all about giving back. She provides confidential support, connects individuals in crisis to resources they need, and...
The winter season can be a time of joy and connection, but it can also bring unique challenges, especially for those in recovery. Navigating these ups and downs is a key to emotional wellness – having the ability to understand, manage, and embrace feelings...
Recovery from substance use disorders is a challenging journey that requires a strong foundation of support and stability. For many, recovery residences serve as a vital stepping stone, providing a safe and structured environment for individuals working to rebuild their lives. But what exactly...
A peer-led support network for families dealing with addiction and recovery
Learn to Cope (LTC) is a group that helps families who have loved ones struggling with addiction. It started in 2004 in Massachusetts and has grown to help families all over the country. Learn...
Building Strength for Recovery
Recovery from addiction is a journey, and having the right support can make all the difference.
That’s where recovery capital comes in. Recovery capital is a way to measure the total resources a person has to help them find and maintain recovery...
