Author: Tracey L. Kelley
Although it often feels as though we’re alone on our sobriety journey, the recovery community holds many people just like
What most people initially fear most about addiction treatment is the detoxification process. Without a doubt, it can be a
Beloved poet Mary Oliver is famous for posing an insightful question in her poem “The Summer Day”: “Tell me, what
People experience traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) in many ways: assaults, contact sports, falls, firearm accidents, and motor vehicle crashes are
Storytelling is the foundation of the human experience. When we’re moving through struggle and need a boost, books and movies
Your teen watches you have a cocktail or two after dinner and celebrate every special occasion with champagne. One of
For many people, trauma is a strong contributor to addictive behavior. When someone has experienced trauma but hasn’t had the
When you care for someone who has alcohol use disorder (AUD) or substance use disorder (SUD) who isn’t able to
It’s truly courageous to enter an addiction treatment facility. Some people feel guided by their faith to seek treatment, which
Isolation and loneliness have taken a toll on America’s seniors, especially in the aftermath of the pandemic. The unfortunate result
