Yesterday, I got a call from my Dad’s case manager at his substance use treatment program. When I saw the number pop up on my screen, my heart dropped. Had he relapsed? Was something wrong? Did he have to leave his recovery program?
By Kim Ureno
My mother died when I was 29. She wasn’t sick, and while it was sudden it also wasn’t a huge surprise that she died. She just never woke up one day.
An interactive musical that examines the impact that addiction has on families, while celebrating the possibility and hope of recovery.
An interactive musical that examines the impact that addiction has on families, while celebrating the possibility and hope of recovery.
Harmless fun? Don’t bet on it! Attend this workshop to become familiar with the signs and symptoms of the at-risk and disordered gambler.
Join us for an important training and discussion about substance abuse in the workplace and the impact of COVID 19.
By Howard Reznick, LCSW-C
How are health educators and counselors addressing addiction? Let’s discuss the misconceptions and barriers that go along with treatment and recovery.
By Naami Resnick, MS, LGPC, NCC
For families navigating addiction, it is much harder to access feelings of calm and understanding with those outside the situation. Communicating the open and honest truth is daunting, tainted by the fear of judgement.
By Naami Resnick, M.S., LGPC, NCC
In the world of addictions, recovery is the healing process and it is an ongoing, ever evolving process. It’s more of a verb than a noun, a slow trek back from isolation and disconnection from self, to community, love and hope.
By Elizabeth Piper
When it comes to grief, perhaps it all comes back to what feels right to us on a personal level, despite what the world may tell us.
