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Getting Sober during COVID-19 We are absolutely in unprecedented times. We have been told to shelter in place for weeks with no specific end-time given.
As the Intake Manager of an addiction treatment center, I have a lot of love and compassion in my heart for the addict and family
Tania Bhattacharyya, AM830 Angel Radio Interview with Bruce Cook New Directions for Women is proud to partner with Bruce Cook on his weekly local radio
New Directions for Women’s Chief Clinical Officer KOCI 101.5 Radio Interview New Directions for Women’s Chief Clinical Officer was recently interviewed by Steen on KOCI
As an avid football fan, Super Bowl Sunday is one of the most anticipated days of the year in my family. It’s a day when
Taking Responsibility to Help End the Overdose Crisis In the wake of the opioid epidemic, our country is now completely aware of the devastating addiction
Addiction Leads to Serious Mental Health Problems Addiction is a beast that will devour everything good in your life. This includes your mental health. A
Redefining Fun in Recovery One of the most common fears among women who embark on their sobriety journey is boredom. After living in the fast
Addiction is a complex brain disease. It is not a choice. Nevertheless, this illness negatively impacts the lives of everyone who comes into contact with
Vox has asked their readers to share their stories about drug addiction treatment for the Rehab Racket project and were surprised at the large number
Isolating and avoiding human contact is quite common for sober people working a recovery program. It usually happens in the early stages of sobriety. However,
NDFW is Now ASAM Level of Care Certified New Directions for Women is proud to announce that we are now ASAM Level of Care certified
