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When COVID-19 began to change our daily lives and routines, Recovery Centers of America didn’t miss a beat. Our patients and those suffering from the disease of addiction don’t have time to wait for a pandemic to pass to get
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The summer can be a triggering time for someone suffering from substance use disorder (SUD). It’s a time of overindulgence; there is just something about the warm weather and social gatherings that causes substance abuse numbers to rise. Recovery Centers
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When it comes to treating addiction, there is a silent patient equally impacted by the disease: families. After someone decides to seek help for their addiction, they’re provided the tools, resources, education, and motivation needed to get on the road
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In this new era of social distancing and isolation, it has never been so important to stay connected. While we can’t be together physically, we can still connect emotionally – and that’s critical for everyone right now. That’s why Recovery
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In a time of social distancing and isolation, people in active addiction and in recovery are at a heightened risk. They’re alone with the darkest parts of themselves; for most, this is a trying time. The risk of relapse, overdose,
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By Rory Sweeney, Ss. Nuemann-Goretti Director of Community Partnerships At some schools, when a teacher tells a student “college starts in high school” the teacher is referring to the fact that the skills students learn, and the grades student achieve
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