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The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has initiated drastic public response, including calls for social distancing and self-quarantine for those who may be ill…. Read more »
Social Distancing and Implications for Active Recovery from Addiction
Author: Elizabeth Reardon
Recovery coaching: A unique and powerful partnership
When you’re taking on the difficult task of bringing the disease of addiction into remission—commonly referred to as recovery—it’s helpful… Read more »
Finding hope in Brockton with the Champion Plan
“Once you come through the door, you’re family forever.” — Koren Cappiello, The Brockton Champion Plan This is not often… Read more »
There is hope: On the Cape!
We continue to hear a lot of tough news about the opioid epidemic. Because of that, we have been looking… Read more »
Strength in Recovery
Massachusetts hosts a large and powerful community of people in recovery. While members come from diverse backgrounds and have a… Read more »
There is hope!
There are many reasons to feel overwhelmed by the current state of the opioid epidemic in Massachusetts. However, there are also more reasons developing to feel hope for change. In… Read more »
Shame, Guilt Pose Significant Hurdles For Those Recovering From Addiction (npr.org, 7/15/17)
Opioid Users Are Filling Jails. Why Don’t Jails Treat Them? (The New York Times, 8/4/17)
A place to connect
Walk into a Peer Recovery Support Center and you might find a recovery meeting taking place. You may see someone… Read more »
The Good Samaritan Law in Massachusetts
We all generally understand the Good Samaritan as a person who helps another in difficulty or distress. As the opioid… Read more »
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