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Mental health is just as important as physical health—but it’s often overlooked. For many individuals, mental health screenings are the first step toward healing, understanding, and reclaiming control. Let’s explore why these screenings matter and how they can change lives. The Link Between Mental Health and Substance Use Mental health and substance use are deeply […]

Recovery is more than just stopping substance use—it’s an emotional journey toward healing. For many, addiction starts as a way to escape pain. In recovery, those buried emotions often rise to the surface. This is when the real healing begins. Understanding the Emotional Rollercoaster Recovery often brings a mix of emotions—some expected, some surprising. You

When someone you love is struggling with opioid addiction, it can feel overwhelming, heartbreaking, and confusing. You may want to help but feel unsure of what to say—or afraid of saying the wrong thing. This blog offers a compassionate guide to recognizing addiction, preparing to talk, and supporting your loved one in a healthy, effective

Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is more than a clinical approach—it’s a lifeline. For many people in recovery, MAT bridges the gap between addiction and stability. But despite years of research and success stories, myths still surround this life-saving treatment. Let’s break those down. What is MAT? MAT combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapy to

BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) — West Virginia is the epicenter of the opioid epidemic. With all eyes on the state’s major trial against pharmaceutical companies for their role in the crisis, we wanted to learn more about what this will do for the communities hit hardest. During his career as Attorney General, Patrick Morrisey witnessed the damage

Opioid overdose deaths in adolescents rose far more rapidly than the general population between 2019 and 2021, according to a new study of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data. The study found that deaths from opioid overdoses in teens ages 14 to 18 increased by 94% between 2019 and 2020 and by an additional 20%

April 12, 2022 The opioid epidemic remains lethal, with nearly 100,000 Americans dying from opioid overdoses in the last year. Only about 10% of people who take opioids become addicted, and some of them struggle more than others to quit. Why some people become addicted and others don’t, and why some can quit and others cannot, is a