Public event to feature real recovery stories and launch new Journeys and Child Watch programs removing barriers to ...

For John Herrera, music was a gateway to addiction. “The way that I got into substances was through playing music. People would ...

A new California law will require state colleges and universities to encourage students to seek substance use treatment rather than fear punishment.

Until now, high school students in Hampton Roads with substance abuse problems had to make a choice: focus on their recovery or focus on their education. However, a new ...

When she was in her 40s, Jenny Teeters had a serious drinking problem that she hid behind her professional success. At one point, she managed a high-six-figure tech job, raised two teen girls, ...

DAVENPORT, Iowa (KWQC) - A new alcohol-free space has opened in Davenport, offering people in recovery a place to gather, connect and socialize without the pressure of drinking. The space, called The ...

People often start researching treatment when something has stopped working, quietly at first, then all at once. A routine slips, conversations stall, and what once felt manageable starts demanding ...

SHALLOTTE, N.C. (WECT) - Christian Recovery Centers Inc. has opened a new facility at its Bryant’s Orchard location in Shallotte, adding a warming facility for families when temperatures drop below 40 ...

The Tri-Cities first recovery center is inching toward its anticipated late spring opening, with a plan in place to begin ramping up services. Construction is set to wrap up at the Columbia Valley ...

The Milwaukee Rescue Mission's plan to build a men's residential addiction recovery center in New Berlin has sparked debate among residents, with a public meeting scheduled to discuss the proposal.

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A behavioral health operator filed a $3.4-million claim against Mesa after public complaints prompted the city to rescind its ...