Inspiring Success on the Road to Recovery
By Mary Ann Badenoch The day has finally arrived to welcome your child is back from residential treatment. You may be cautiously optimistic for the homecoming — or worried how...
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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 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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