Inspiring Success on the Road to Recovery
By Renee Sieradski, EA My husband was diagnosed with bipolar disorder after we had been married for 8 years. When I told others I found their reactions unsettling. Most had...
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By Barbara Nicholson-Brown I was going to begin this piece about the magic of recovery month we celebrated just a few weeks ago. And suddenly life as we knew it...
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By Dina Evan, Ph.D Most of us are holding on by the seat of our pants today, waiting for the next feud, flood or failure of our government to return...
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By Alan Cohen I recently learned of the death of a musician I admire. Ruud was a trombonist in André Rieu’s orchestra. Besides being a talented musician, he was something...
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Columbine Shooting Survivor shares his journey at Recovery Expo Do you remember where you were on April 20, 1999? Art of Recovery Expo, Keynote Speaker, Austin Eubanks personally experienced the...
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By Samuel Burba, Interim Director of the Governor’s Office of Youth, Faith and Family Several years ago, I read a statistic that will always stick with me in my profession...
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By Renee Sieradski, EA As I was mowing the lawn one Sunday morning, a neighbor and her son passed by. The mom was looking at her cell phone and her...
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By Dr. Dina Evan Someone once said. “The face of the devil is our own.” That is true in this moment. We have tolerated bigotry, dishonesty, racism and prejudice and...
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Two-thirds of teens who report abuse of prescription medicine are getting it from friends, family and acquaintances. Make sure the teens in your life don’t have access to your medicine....
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Military service brings a risk for serious injury, and with it, the possibility of severe or chronic pain. Such pain may be treated with prescription medication —sometimes opioids, which carry...
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While traveling in Europe to attend an André Rieu concert, my laptop wouldn’t boot. If you ever had this happen, you know it can be, well, disconcerting. I Googled computer...
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By Jim Kreitler, MS Last year I wrote an article for this publication entitled “Are Arizona Addicts for Sale?” focusing on existing ethical issues in the field, in particular patient...
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I remember the first time I could no longer tolerate what used to be acceptable. After watching a movie that showed a character being shot and throwing up, I felt...
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