By Barbara Nicholson-Brown Celebrating Recovery National Recovery Month (Recovery Month) is a national observance held every September to promote and support new evidence-based treatment and recovery practices, the emergence...
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What drugs are trending? An Interview with Stephanie Siete, Public Information Officer, CBI “Fentanyl is everywhere. It is cut into heroin, cocaine, methamphetamine and can be used in any...
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By Marianne Gouveia, Founder, Eric’s House “There is no sense in punishing your future for the mistakes of your past. Forgive yourself, grow from it, and then let it go.”...
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By Dina Evan, PhD We’ve all been through hell during 2020 and 2021. But as I have said before, I feel these times of the greatest challenge are also holy...
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Underage Drinking Parties Underage drinking parties pose significant public health risks. They are high-risk settings for binge drinking and associated alcohol problems, including impaired driving. Youth and young adults are...
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When I was active in my addiction and alcoholism, I never cared much about anything — other than my own wants and needs. The word selfish does not come close...
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“Together, families can understand the importance of accountability and healthy boundaries in enhancing recovery.” By Michael L Gaziano LCSW, Clinical Director, Recovery Ways Family relations have always been complicated. Add...
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By Alan Cohen As the pandemic recedes, we are all looking forward to reclaiming something like the life we once knew. But could one of the purposes of the pandemic...
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We immunize. We require seat belts in the car and helmets while biking. We insist on sunscreen. We do just about everything we can to ensure that our kids are...
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By Julie M. Simon, MA, MBA, LMFT Set the best intention, overeat, shame and guilt yourself, repeat. Many of us find ourselves routinely overeating at meals, snacking mindlessly, or...
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