Resources

Stigma is one of the biggest barriers to substance use disorder and mental health treatment. Choose alternative language and help break down the negative stereotypes.

Book clubs can be a safe place for teens to learn about SUD and build a foundation for a conversation about the disease. 

When talking and listening to your teen about addiction, it's important to be present every step of the way.

Learn how to connect with your teen, and start building a trusting relationship based on mutual respect.

Read first-hand tips on how to survive your first holiday season in recovery.

CRPs help students obtain their education while having the resources, community, and supports they need to maintain their recovery in college.

Learn about the risks that can come with prescribed opioid medication.

Whether you are new to recovery or a loved one trying to understand recovery, it can be hard to understand the process. Read valuable tips that can help you or a loved one during the recovery journey.

Read tips from people in recovery who have lived in recovery housing and know the right questions to ask to reintegrate into the community in a safe and supportive environment.

Addiction affects everyone in the person’s life; family, friends, and coworkers. To combat addiction, we must understand the science behind addiction.