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The opioid crisis has taken on many forms over the past few decades, with new substances continually emerging to fuel the epidemic. One of the…

While abstinence remains the goal in addiction recovery, some people may need time to reach a place where they’re ready for sobriety. On the journey…

For those struggling with substance use, the holiday season can be one of the most challenging times of the year. If you’re considering taking a…

Active-duty military personnel and veterans face unique stressors that put them at a higher risk for substance use disorder (SUD). The pressures of service, from…

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a time to shed light on the pervasive issue of domestic violence and highlight the resources available to support…

Sobriety is a journey filled with challenges and triumphs, and each person’s path is uniquely their own. As we celebrate National Recovery Month, it’s a…

I95 Business Magazine shares Bracebridge Hall’s new RESCU track specific to Active Duty Military and Vets: “Recovery Centers of America Introduces New RESCU Track in…

Sobriety might seem like a cut-and-dry concept—abstinence from drugs and alcohol—but some people are redefining sobriety with terms like “California sober.” At Recovery Centers of…

For some, having a name to put on their drinking habits can make problematic drinking more palatable—after all, if it’s a cultural norm, then how…