Recovery Story: Paul Bryant
From overdose, attempted suicide, & dropping out of high school to recovery, fatherhood & multiple college degrees, this is a story that will speak to
Students/Parents
Stigma – 40 Years Later
If you were alive in 1981, then you know June 5. You know the day when the CDC announced to the world that there was
Partners in Recovery: The Foundry
Chief Program Officer of Foundry Ministries, Brandon Lackey, recently shared with Art Wimberly how The Foundry is working to improve the lives of those with
Never Too Early, Never Too Late: Talking to Your Child about Drugs and Alcohol
As parents, our children’s safety is our top concern – and never far from our minds. We teach our kids not to run out in
What Will Replace Juul for American Youth?
Before the pandemic locked us in our homes, there was an epidemic ravaging American high schools E-cigarettes and vaping. E-cigarette use ballooned with trendy new
It’s National Drug & Alcohol Facts Week!
Let’s eliminate some common myths and focus in on our researched facts: Myth: You cannot become addicted to marijuana. Fact: Although it is less
Coping with Burnout
With each new year comes new resolutions. People often take the time to reflect on goals and to plan for ways they can redirect their
Volunteer Spotlight: Tarithia Bracy
Student Programs is by far one of APC’s largest prevention initiatives. We host peer led, adult supervised student groups in local high schools called INFOCUS
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
Codependency Part, III
My final post in this series discusses the emotional fallout of boundary setting and gives some suggestions for how to manage the challenges of boundary
