Substance Abuse and HIV/AIDS: Two Co-Existing Epidemics
In the United States, more than 1.2 million people are living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV), the virus that leads to Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
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Alabama Needs a New Plan for Tobacco
On November 4, 2015, Alabama’s acting State Health Officer Thomas Miller signed a letter in support of the Alabama State Plan for Tobacco Prevention and
Step One: What Powerlessness Means to Me
“We admitted we were powerless over our addiction – that our lives had become unmanageable.” For those of us who used the 12 Steps on
Codependency, Part I
Codependency is one of the most challenging problems that can be present in relationships. When relationships are impacted by addiction issues as well, codependent tendencies
The State of the Stigma
The fact is drug abuse has a stigma. It follows a person long after last use and into every facet of life. It has the
Webinar Replay: Grief and Substance Use Disorder
On Oct. 5, 2020 we brought together members from the mental health community to discuss the intersection of Grief and Substance Use Disorder. Maggie Banger,
Recovery Month 2020: The Importance of Celebrating Connections
September is National Recovery Month, a time dedicated to celebrating people in recovery, spreading awareness about the disease of addiction, and sharing resources far and
Recovery Month: There is Hope
September is National Recovery Month, an annual observance to educate people on mental health and addiction services and how these services can support those struggling
5 Documentaries about Substance Abuse You Can Stream on Netflix Right Now
With coronavirus still ravaging the country and the threat of autumn chills looming, many of us are spending more time at home curled up in
Addiction and Trauma: A Two-Headed Beast
Relapse is a common roadblock on recovery journeys and much can be learned from the experience. How a person addresses a relapse can either strengthen
