Thanksgiving is the kickoff for the holiday season and Christmas, Hanukkah, and New Year’s seem to follow quickly. For many people in recovery, the 2020 holidays may be the first sober ones they celebrate without using alcohol or substances. Spreading joy…
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The tragedy of suicide impacts many people in America. According to available information, suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the country today. In 2018, we lost 38,344 Americans to suicide, with mental illness and substance use disorder largely to…
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During the first Presidential debate of 2020, a topic unrelated to politics came up repeatedly: Hunter Biden. The son of the former Vice President has had a well-known struggle with drugs. His battles have been turned into political fodder, with the President…
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We often view battling a substance use disorder as a personal experience. But as anyone who has loved someone struggling with substance use will tell you, addiction can take a toll on family members and friends. It is devastating watching someone you care…
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The cultural phenomenon of smoking in America is nothing new. In fact, much of America’s past shows cigarettes in photos dating way back. Cigarette butts would litter the streets in major cities, stepping outside of work for one minute would mean a one minute…
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