National Alcohol Awareness Month: April
National Alcohol Awareness Month APRIL By Nick Jones, Executive Director Recovery in Motion Governor Katie Hobbs proclaimed April to be Arizona Alcohol Awareness Month to raise awareness of the...
Read MoreNational Alcohol Awareness Month APRIL By Nick Jones, Executive Director Recovery in Motion Governor Katie Hobbs proclaimed April to be Arizona Alcohol Awareness Month to raise awareness of the...
Read MoreThis is who I am! By Dr. Dina Evan We are in a new era of change and challenge and the stakes are high. Who we support, elect and...
Read MoreShedding a Spotlight on Alcohol By Amy Tilley, PsyD Each year national agencies shed a spotlight on alcohol awareness, in hopes of educating the public about the dangers of...
Read MoreThe Hidden Cost of Gambling Addiction How Gambling Can Effect the Family Ecosystem By Bobbe McGinley, Provider for the Division of Problem Gambling Founder of ACT—Counseling & Education Clinical Director,...
Read MoreTo whom it may concern By Lee Yaiva, CEO Scottsdale Recovery Center “To whom it may concern” is a formal greeting used when a recipient isn’t specifically identified. However,...
Read MoreInterrupted Memories: Alcohol-Induced Blackouts Drinking to the point of a blackout has gained pop culture notoriety in recent years. Alcohol-induced blackouts can lead to impaired memory of events that transpired...
Read MoreSports Betting in Arizona: What Happens Next? By Bobbe McGinley, Provider for the Division of Problem Gambling Founder of ACT—Counseling & Education Clinical Director, Recovery in the Pines and Birches...
Read MorePlanting the Seeds of Recovery: Navigating the Journey One Row at a Time By Tim McLeod, NCRC-II Director of Alumni Relations & Connect365, Sierra Tucson Living in the heart...
Read MorePublisher’s Note – G R A C E By Barbara Nicholson Brown Grace is a beautiful word, and this definition seems applicable to addicts and alcoholics: “Unmerited divine...
Read MoreWelcome to Together AZ Revive Recovery was founded on the growing need in AZ for authentic, accessible, and exceptional clinical care for individuals challenged with substance use and mental...
Read MoreHelp and Hope at Aurora Stressed. Overwhelmed. Anxious. Depressed. Traumatized. These words are commonly used to describe how people feel when coping with life’s daily challenges. Aurora Behavioral...
Read MoreMental Health in the Black Community By DeAndrae Washington Often within the African American community, mental health awareness has either been taken for granted or simply disregarded altogether. The...
Read MoreNeed to Talk to Your Kids about Gambling? Teens are often exposed to gambling before they’re of legal age in the form of casino-style games on social networking sites, doing...
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