Recovery Month – A Little Different
September was National Recovery Month, and we shared stories of recovery, of celebration and happy endings to tough journeys. With addiction,
The Picture that will Never Be
We had a big month with Nolan being sworn is as a Police Officer. We celebrate his accomplishment and his choice to
Learn from my regrets
REGRETS, I’VE HAD A FEW…. I was listening to my iPod the other day, and “My Way” by Frank Sinatra played. This
Event Management Volunteer Needed
The need to reach more and more parents, students and children with our message to live a substance-free life has reached
Memories: Unexpected, Unexplainable, Treasured
This was Robby’s car, and with everything Robby, there was a story. On his way to a rehab session, Robby had a
Top 3 Heroin Myth Busters that Might Surprise You
Heroin use has been on the rise since 2007 but so many parents have not talked to their children about the
National Overdose Awareness Day: One More Positive Step
Did you know that yesterday was “National Overdose Awareness Day.” Whatever the drug or substance, each step of awareness like this can
Hope Where There Seems to be None
Last Friday, I met an incredible lady. She is a nurse by trade. We will call her Linda. As we talked business,
Finding Courage and Strength Despite Difficulties
Strength and courage; I am not sure who needs them more, the addict or the family? This week is the annual
8 Simple Measures to Safeguard Prescription Drugs at Home
Just about every household has prescription drugs, or even over the counter (OTC) medications, in the home. And although we’d like to