800-761-7575Reinvigorating Your Recovery This Spring
Spring has sprung! After this crazy, up-and-down winter, we are all ready to soak up some sun, breathe in some fresh air and feel reinvigorated. Whether you’ve been sober for
The Difference Between Men and Women
Addiction is different for everyone. Each person who suffers from substance abuse will experience different trials and tribulations compared to the person next to them. Additionally, recovery is different for
Deaths From Alcohol, Suicide and Overdose Reach Record High
“Despair deaths” from drugs, alcohol or suicide have skyrocketed, reaching new peaks in the U.S., according to a report from Trust for America’s Health and Well Being Trust. The national
Women in Addiction Treatment History
Women’s History Month kicked off on March 1rst. While many publications will focus on the accomplishments of great women such as Oprah Winfrey, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Marie Curie; Seabrook
It’s National Nutrition Month! Eating to Boost Your Recovery
You’ve likely heard the expression “you are what you eat” – a phrase that sums up how solid nutrition can support your body and mind. Well, this is certainly true
Kratom-Related Poisonings Are Soaring
A new study shines light on another drug harming the lives of U.S. citizens – kratom. In the last six years, calls to U.S. poison centers related to the herbal
New Study Explores Relapse Dreams in Recovery
Have you ever had a dream that you drank or used again and became overcome with fear, guilt and remorse? And then, thankfully, you woke up. If so, you’re not
It’s COA Awareness Week!
This week is COA Awareness Week, an international and national awareness campaign designed by the National Association for Children of Addiction (NACoA) to help break the silence and offer hope
