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Why Supporting Jobs for Recovering Addicts is Great Economics [caption id="attachment_22811" align="aligncenter" width="464"] (This content is being used for illustrative purposes only; any person depicted in the content is a model)[/caption] Author: Justin Mckibben Think about this for a minute... according to the National Institute of Drug Abuse: Over... Learn More

One Woman’s Journey from Drug Addiction to Successful Therapist [caption id="attachment_19303" align="aligncenter" width="341"] Denise Hill, IOP Therapist. M.A.,C.A.P.[/caption] Author: Shernide Delva In recovery, it is important to learn from those who have been successful in their journey. Everyone has a different perspective to offer. That's why Palm Partners is starting a... Learn More

The 9 Common Traits of (Most) Recovering Addicts Author: Justin Mckibben The recovery community has always been made up of people who would not normally mix. With such a variety of unique and awesome individuals, the recovery community thrives with personality and perspective. That being said, there are... Learn More

The Terrible Things We Do in Addiction It’s no secret, addiction takes you to places you never thought you’d go. It’s quite common for people like us – recovering addicts – to look back at our time spent in active addiction and cringe at some a lot... Learn More

5 Ways Recovering Addicts Contribute to Addiction Stigma Stigma is an ugly thing, simply put it is just a negative stereotype. Defined as a mark of disgrace to be associated with specific circumstance, quality, or individuals a stigma is just another way that addicts and are put into... Learn More

Resources for Recovering Addicts Who Want to Go Back to School First of all, I just want to say that getting clean and sober – although tough at times – is a really exciting time for us recovering addicts. The reason I say that is because it’s a time of new... Learn More

Relapse and Overdose: Why do so many addicts in recovery die when they relapse? Addiction and Relapse According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), which calls relapse “not only possible but also likely” due to the chronic nature of addiction, 40% to 60% of recovering drug addicts will eventually relapse. And there’s... Learn More

Why Supporting Jobs for Recovering Addicts is Great Economics

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