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Turning in Drugs for Free Treatment: New Drug Program Sees Early Success Author: Justin Mckibben A short time ago in May we reported on an amazing new program starting up in a Massachusetts town geared toward helping addicts and setting a new standard in the clash against the opiate epidemic. State officials... Learn More

Free Meth Pipes: Harm Reduction or Enabling Addicts? Author: Justin Mckibben Harm reduction is one method of addressing the nation’s drug issue that may seem to some as a philosophy of enabling, while to others it makes sense to offer safe alternatives to individuals who abuse drugs because... Learn More

7 Healthy Habits for Winning at Life By Cheryl Steinberg So you’re clean and sober and still you struggle with feeling happy, joyous, and free on a daily basis. First of all, it’s time to manage expectations. Not every day is going to be your best day;... Learn More

9 Qualities of an Emotionally Sober Person Emotional sobriety is about finding and maintaining our emotional equilibrium, so it has everything to do with being able to self-regulate and find balance when we’re off-kilter. Emotional sobriety is especially important to those of us in recovery because, when... Learn More

10 Things to Be Grateful for Today [caption id="attachment_9463" align="aligncenter" width="400"] image credit: wifflegif.com[/caption] Let's just get right to it, shall we? Here are 10 things to be grateful for..when? Today. #1. Sanity [caption id="attachment_9453" align="aligncenter" width="500"] image credit: wifflegif.com[/caption] Not the boring kind. Nowadays, being clean... Learn More

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