
Life After Addiction: Millions Celebrate the Rewards of Recovery
For years, Mike Barry was the face of television news in Lexington, Kentucky. The popular anchor for WLEX-TV graced billboards with his on-air image of charisma and
For years, Mike Barry was the face of television news in Lexington, Kentucky. The popular anchor for WLEX-TV graced billboards with his on-air image of charisma and
“Make not your thoughts your prisons” — William Shakespeare “You are today where your thoughts have brought you; you will be tomorrow where your thoughts
“Surf the Urge” To Wipe Out Relapse Powerful drug cravings can trigger a downward spiral that’s all too familiar with those in recovery: A fierce
Heal the body, heal the brain. It’s a mantra with profound meaning for anyone in recovery, since recent studies show it’s possible to reverse some
Americans View Drug Addiction Far More Negatively Than Mental Illness, Study Shows Kim Stalcup embraces many roles in her busy California life. She’s a respected
The path to sobriety often winds through some wrenching battles with relapse. Slipping back into addiction is so common that at least 40-60 percent of
A Perfect Storm: Job Stress, Drug Access & Code of Silence Feed Addiction in Health Professionals Every day for four years now, pharmacist Jake Nichols calls
Every single day people suffering from addiction become patients getting treated and starting a new course of life. These patients are met with the best
Life can be wrenching for people who suffer emotional extremes. They know the anguish of abandonment, real or imagined, and are far more fragile than
A painful childhood. A sudden, unbearable loss. Harrowing flashbacks from war. Traumatic experiences haunt the psyche and trap many people in addiction, blunting their emotional