Resources
Share Your Story
This epidemic has given us one common experience: we have all become experts in our own way. At SAFE Project, we believe that we strengthen one another by sharing our stories. Whether you are in recovery, lost a loved one, or are making a difference in your community, you can help others on this journey. We’d like to hear from you.
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Conversations Across the Continuum: Bridging Recovery and Harm Reduction
We hosted an introspective discussion, “Conversations Across the Continuum: Bridging Recovery and Harm Reduction,” featuring experts who shared their insights on inclusive care. This conversation explored how integrating harm reduction and recovery can help build more inclusive, effective, and compassionate systems of care.
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Treatment, Recovery, and the Realities of Insurance
Discover the inaccuracies of the insurance companies during your recovery treatment. Dive into the key takeaways, and learn how to equip yourself.
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What Does Recovery Mean?
In essence, there is no right or wrong way to approach recovery. This is a very personal journey, one which isn’t defined by a particular “box” or specific “rules”. What works for some, may not work for others. One thing is for certain. Change is tough, and it’s constant.
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Navigating the Transition: A Guide to Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention, Harm Reduction, and Recovery for New College Students and Their Families
Spotlight: collegedrinkingprevention.gov – The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism at NIH has long been recognized as a national leader in research on harmful drinking among college students. NIAAA developed www.CollegeDrinkingPrevention.gov as a one-stop resource for comprehensive research-based information on issues related to alcohol abuse and binge drinking among college students, with online tools for parents,…
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SAFE Solutions: Your Free SUD & Mental Health Strategy Hub
Learn more about SAFE Solutions, the free mental health and substance use disorder strategy research one-stop shop, developed by SAFE Project.
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Lessons Learned: Talking to Young Children about a Loved One’s Substance Use
Tips for talking to a young child (with specific discussion points for different age groups) about a loved one’s substance use, curated by SAFE Project
