Hispanic Heritage Month and Substance Abuse
September 25, 2020
Hispanic Heritage Month begins on September 15th and ends October 15th. It is the cultural and historical celebration of the contributions of […]
The table below shows how many hours each state spent drunk in lockdown, based on an average of 11 weeks spent in […]
The words “freedom” and “rights” seem to be carelessly tossed around like miscellaneous papers haphazardly caught in the wind. However, what the […]
For those who know a loved one who struggles with addiction, it can be a painful experience. You may wonder why your […]
Father’s Day is our way of honoring and celebrating our fathers and the paternal figures in our lives. It was first celebrated […]
Post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is a mental health disorder that causes an individual trouble recovering from a traumatic event. Symptoms can […]
June is Gay Pride Month. Also known as LGBT Pride Month, Gay Pride Month started as a part of the gay rights […]
June 6th marks the anniversary of D-Day, one of the most important military operations of the 20th Century. The fighting saw heavy […]
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. It’s a great opportunity for us to not only observe the month, but to learn about […]
Modern smartphones and apps have revolutionized how we communicate, and how we engage with sobriety and recovery. Just a decade ago things […]
For those in early recovery, eating at restaurants while sober can be challenging. While the actual eating part should be easy, you […]
Survey results of the percentage of people in lock down who would consider taking prescription medication to treat their anxiety/depression if lockdown […]