Category: Substance Use Resources

You’re Home—Now What? Your Guide to Life After Prison

It’s over. No more prison. You step out, but suddenly the world feels bigger, faster, and a lot less forgiving than you remember. Maybe you don’t have a job lined up, or a place to stay, or even an ID. And if there’s no reentry program waiting for you, the odds can feel stacked from [...]

Breaking Free: Trading Two Decades of Addiction for a New Beginning

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Sometimes life has a way of teaching us its most valuable lessons in the harshest ways possible. For Claudia R., that lesson came after 20 years of drug addiction and multiple encounters with the law. But today, she stands as living proof that it's never too late to change your story. "Today I am grateful," [...]

A New Beginning—Part 4

A Painful Setback Marcus was staying on track with his probation conditions and maintaining his sobriety. He had moments of doubt and confusion, but overall, he felt positive about where he was at his life and the progress that he had made to reclaim his life. He attended regular support group meetings and felt like [...]

Freed by Faith

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Josephine E. found herself in a dark place due to her alcohol use. It wasn’t until her church was seeking a recovery group coordinator that she found the motivation to make a change. Asking for Help At her lowest point, Josephine turned to faith and her community to guide her toward a successful recovery. Through [...]

How to Maintain Your Sobriety During Stressful Times

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Everyone deals with stress at one time or another, and for individuals in recovery, stress and triggers can challenge one’s sobriety. Substance use is often a quick way to deal with stress, and while drugs and alcohol provide temporary pain relief, they can also inflict much harsher, long-term consequences. You may be asking, “how else [...]

The Opioid Epidemic & Medication-Assisted Treatment

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In 2017, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) declared a public health emergency, commonly referred to as the “Opioid Epidemic". In response to the increasing rates of opioid-related deaths and Opioid-use Disorder (OUD), the government launched several initiatives to combat the crisis. Despite these reform efforts, over two million Americans suffer from OUD, [...]

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