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Addiction Increases COVID-19 Risks, NIDA Says
In a June blog post, Dr. Nora Volkow, director of the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), noted the increased
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Fentanyl: Death in Disguise
Fentanyl abuse began in the 1970s and continues today. The painkiller provides a feeling of euphoria exceeding that of many
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Pandemic Sees Rise in Fentanyl-Related Overdose Deaths
In April, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released preliminary data showing that over 90,000 Americans died as
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Understanding Addiction in the Family Context
Are you searching for answers regarding your loved one’s use of drugs or alcohol? Are you unsure about whether their
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Silence, Secrecy, Shame & Stigma
As many of us know, addiction is no respecter of persons. It affects the old and the young and everyone
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Addiction Does Not Discriminate
Addiction Does Not Discriminate… …Against Race or Ethnicity According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), addiction impacts all
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Relapse & Recovery
“Not everyone’s process is the same. Not everyone’s starting point is the same, but the destination is the same –
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National Prevention Week
Substance abuse and misuse are on the rise. Opioid use is out of control. Liquor store sales are rising. The
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How to Help Hurting People
Dynamics of People Helping is designed to educate, equip, and empower those who come alongside hurting people. In this course,
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Faith and Recovery
“For the first time, over half of Americans think that faith can’t answer society’s problems. But studies show just the
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Establishing a New Normal
Adult & Teen Challenge is proud to announce the release of its sixth and final study in the Breaking Free
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Building a New Legacy
Adult & Teen Challenge is proud to announce the release of its fifth study in the Breaking Free series: PSNL
