Author: Tracey L. Kelley
The time has come. You know deep in your heart that you have to go back into rehab. There’s a
Even if you’re not the type of person who makes New Year resolutions, you can always look ahead with excitement
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Everyone moves through recovery differently, and it’s essential to find the individual tools that work best for you. However, one
When Chad Steinetz was just 13, he developed an addiction to prescription opiates after a serious chest injury. Within 10
We already know that eating well is better for us. As we reach for a fifth slice of cheesy pepperoni
Overall, New Jersey has one of the lowest suicide rates in the U.S., even though there are twice as many
Decades of stigmas related to how people develop drug and alcohol addiction created a great misunderstanding of this brain disease.
Sometimes, the consequences of addiction don’t go away. If an individual with substance use disorder (SUD) or alcohol use disorder
When the swirling cloud of thoughts gets to be too much, journaling is one of the best ways to calm
