Family Matters

Family Matters

Addiction is often referred to as a “family disease” because it affects everyone. When one member struggles with a substance use disorder (SUD), it has a rippling effect across the entire household. Its impact can stem from genetic risk, strained family roles and...
The Mighty Pen

The Mighty Pen

A vital part of recovery is building a new relationship with yourself.  Whether you’re navigating early sobriety, managing a mental health challenge, or simply wanting to stay connected to your goals, a recovery journal can be a powerful and transformative tool....
A College Mental Health Guide

A College Mental Health Guide

Starting college is one of the most exciting chapters in life. It’s a time of independence, growth, and possibility. But with new opportunities also come new challenges — from academics and social transitions to financial stress and day-to-day responsibilities. These...
Addiction – Fact vs. Myth

Addiction – Fact vs. Myth

Addiction remains one of the most misunderstood public health issues in society today. Despite decades of scientific research and advocacy, myths and misconceptions about addiction and recovery continue to shape public attitudes, influence policies, and, worst of all,...
The Best Things in Life are Free

The Best Things in Life are Free

As prices continue to rise, it can feel expensive to be alive anymore. Leaving the house is a financial obligation these days. One of the most empowering realizations in life is that joy, peace, and fulfillment don’t have to come with a price tag. In a world that...
Celebrating Independence

Celebrating Independence

The Fourth of July is a time to reflect on the values of freedom and resilience that shaped the United States. While July 4th commemorates America’s political liberation and fireworks light the sky in celebration, this national holiday can also serve as an...