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Who Answers?What is “How it Works” in AA and NA?
He needed support. Jim had been trying to quit drinking for years – on his own. He had heard a …
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What Happens at an NA Meeting?
Most people attend their first Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meeting and feel nervous, anxious, and unsure of what to expect. While …
Continue readingHow Words Can Help Us Overcome the Stigma of Addiction
If I tell anyone, I’ll lose my job and my family will probably disown me. I need help, but if …
Continue readingNew Data: Spike in Suicide by Overdose in Key Populations
There’s good news and bad news. The good news: In recent years, the overall rate of suicide by overdose in …
Continue readingRecovery Support Groups: SMART Versus AA
There are lots of great options to support finding and maintaining addiction recovery. One popular option is participating in recovery …
Continue readingAnother State Agrees to Join Johnson & Johnson Opioid Settlement
Johnson & Johnson is facing over 3,000 lawsuits. The landmark Johnson & Johnson opioid settlement is in the works to …
Continue readingCan I Take Anxiety Medication in Recovery?
If anxiety has been an underlying contributor to addiction, wouldn’t anxiety medication in recovery make sense? Or, does taking medication …
Continue readingIsotonitazene: The Deadly Synthetic Opioid You’ve Never Heard Of
A deadly synthetic opioid, Isotonitazene is 500 times more powerful than morphine and has now made its way to the …
Continue readingTime for a Tune-Up: Why Aftercare Maintenance is Essential for Recovery
Getting sober is a huge first step in the recovery process. While that’s a vital achievement, sobriety only serves as …
Continue readingIs Family Involvement the Key to Recovery in Young Adults?
Addiction is a family disease. It doesn’t just affect the person who’s using. It affects everyone in the family. High …
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