Category: Substance Use Disorder
The Antidote to Rage
Discover how recovery principles can help us navigate anger, division, and online outrage with mindfulness and compassion.
Exploring Family Roles in a Loved One’s Recovery Journey
In this month’s Family in Recovery newsletter, Alicia shares guidance on supporting a loved one’s recovery without rescuing and encourages families to reflect on their role in the healing process.
Rebirth and Renewal
A fresh start for families affected by substance use disorder – Spring symbolizes renewal, and so does recovery. Discover how families can embrace hope, set boundaries, and plant seeds of healing.
The Importance of Overdose Prevention Centers
Harm Reduction Coordinator Kyle Fitzmaurice discusses the importance of Overdose Prevention Centers and harm reduction resources.
Understanding Incarceration and Supporting Your Loved One upon Re-entry into Society
Supporting a loved one through incarceration and re-entry can be emotionally challenging. Learn how to navigate these hurdles with patience, support, and healthy boundaries.
Fentanyl Awareness
Fentanyl is a potent opioid driving overdose deaths, but misinformation can cause unnecessary fear. This short video debunks myths and provides accurate info to help responders and community members act safely.
Supporting Loved Ones in Recovery During the Holiday Season
The holidays can be a challenging time for individuals in recovery and their loved ones, but with thoughtfulness and care, it can also be an opportunity to strengthen connections and create new, meaningful traditions. Here are some ideas to help you support your loved ones in recovery this season.
National Recovery Month
National Recovery Month is observed every September. It’s a month dedicated to hope and healing. Emmanuelle Barreto, Managing Director of Tidewater Residences in Canaan, CT (a facility that supports individuals in recovery) was kind enough to share his personal story with us.
Healing Forces
A Message from Maria Coutant Skinner, President & CEO – With August marking Overdose Awareness Month and September observing both Recovery Month and Suicide Awareness Month, there is a wearisome intensity to this time of the year. However, finding inspiration and renewal is vital even when you are weary.
Family in Recovery Newsletter – National Recovery Month
Helping a loved one transition home after treatment – Since 1989, September has been recognized as National Recovery Month, an observance that promotes and supports new evidence-based treatment and recovery practices, honors the country’s strong and proud recovery community, and salutes the dedication of service providers and community members who make recovery in all its…