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America is experiencing one of the most concerning epidemics in our history. Substance use disorders and related issues are reaching pandemic levels. To be exact,
As a local of the sunny “OC”, better known as Orange County, we know that 80% of the year will be spent outside enjoying the
Accommodating Workers with a History of Substance Abuse A Healthy Work Environment is one that is safe, empowering, and satisfying. Parallel to the World Health
New Directions for Women was honored to host the Executive Director of White Bison, Carlos Rivera, and Sparrow Goudey, who has been working with the
Finding Addiction Treatment If you’re a parent looking for an addiction treatment program for your daughter, you may be operating out of a “crisis mode”,
Statistics and Figures National Information Note: All statistics and figures are from the first-ever Surgeon General’s Report on Alcohol, Drugs, and Health from November 2016:
Alcoholics Anonymous first started in 1935 in Ohio. The first AA meeting in the UK took place on Monday, March 31st, 1947. Within a couple
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The sound of little feet running through the house, in time, turns into phones ringing and loud music playing. This is something that parents just
In this spring’s Butterfly Bulletin, Special Annual Report Edition, we reminisce on what a beautiful and blessed 2016 we had while also sharing our goals
This week, Medical News today shared that new research studied by The American Society for Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery (ASMBS) finds that one of the
In today’s culture, we are constantly influenced by what we see and read on our phones. Each day, we come to our phones for research,
