How Big Tobacco Targeted and Deliberately Harmed the Black Community
An important part of fighting against racism and social justice involves taking a look at the historical roots of racism in the United States as
Stories
The Social Impasse: Teens & Their Screens
On February 11, 2021, we were joined by Derek Osborn, Certified Prevention Specialist, to discuss the influence that social media has on the lives of
This Is What It Was Like Doing My First Fourth Step
While I was in rehab, we attended local 12-Step meetings three times each week. One of these meetings was a women’s 12-Step study where we
Recovery Story: Mark Litvine
“I wasn’t a bad person trying to get good. I was a sick person trying to get well.” Mark Litvine is a person in long
Healing in the Cracks of Brokenness
“There comes a point in Addiction when you realize that you are committing suicide, just in a slow, drawn out process.” John Steakley speaks from
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
My Recovery Story – Shannon Lathrop
I was born to a wonderful family. Both my parents served in the Army and I grew up with three siblings. We moved around quite
Recovery Story: Raven Johnson
On September 22nd, APC Volunteer and Recovery Coach Art Wimberly interviewed Raven Johnson, a person in long term recovery and passionate advocate for SUD recovery,
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
Autumn’s Recovery Story
It’s difficult to put all of my struggles on one page. Not because it’s painful to remember, but because I want to relate to
