Faith organizations possess an inherent strength in leading the charge against addiction stigma, which is rooted deeply in their foundational principles of compassion, forgiveness, and communal support. It’s been said the opposite of addiction is connection; community and connection is what faith communities do best. These...

We can see ahead of us, a small wooden footbridge across Hubbard Brook. The clear waters of this brook rise less than a mile from here and will soon merge with the Flye Brook. Then, under the cloak of the thick alders, their...

Nurturing mental health as a couple in recovery is a vital component of building a strong foundation for lasting sobriety and a fulfilling relationship. Understanding what mental health disorders are associated with substance use disorder and how to address these as a couple...

Exploring Eco-spirituality for Emotional and Psychological Healing There is considerable evidence that spending time in nature is beneficial for human well-being. Eco-spirituality takes this concept further to say that the human connection to the natural world can be a form of faith practice. When the...

Recovery is multifaceted, and one of the foundational pillars that supports this journey is health. As discussed in Alison Webb’s book, Recovery Allies, the pillar of health is recognized as essential by the federal Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. This pillar emphasizes...

By, Josh Warren “A recovery coach is a person who helps remove personal and environmental obstacles to recovery, links the newly recovering person to the recovery community and serves as a personal guide and in the management of personal and family recovery. Such...