It appears more likely than ever that both sides of Congress will soon follow through with a
A little over 2 years ago, I penned a piece titled “How Collegiate Recovery Saved My Life”.
“People never change because they are under threat or under duress. Never. They change because they see
The concept of multiple “roads to recovery” (White, 2014) is one that has begun to gain new
Conversations surrounding race are a reoccurring thing of consequence in most social justice advocacy circles, and have
For a long time, our nation’s behavioral health care systems have been focused on treating people after
I am a huge fan of the Office of National Drug Control Policy’s (ONDCP) Director Michael Botticelli
Rights for Recovery has come a long way. From an initial Facebook group designed to empower advocates
According to latest demographic studies by collegiate recovery program (CRP) researchers, the collegiate recovery population
In recovery, we mark milestones and acknowledge personal growth in steps that come - if
Rigorous and relentless honesty. That’s what it would take for me to maintain the delicate balance
I get very leery when I see Newt Gingrich and Patrick Kennedy sitting on a
I was that guy. The guy who upon hearing someone had a reoccurrence of use, said
On this post-election day I’ve come to some painful realizations. Substance use and mental health
