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Introduction to Medically Monitored Detox When dealing with substance use problems, going through a detox with medical supervision can be an important initial step. At Evoke Wellness in Grand Junction, experts like Jessica Sherer guide individuals through the detox process, ensuring safety and support while managing withdrawal symptoms. This article covers the meaning, key steps,…
Dealing with substance use disorder can be difficult for families, so family peer support is an important resource. Family peer specialists are important in meeting family support needs by offering advice and resources for recovery support. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, along with research from the National Library of Medicine and National…
Email is a powerful tool for Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) groups, especially for those participating in meetings online. In this step-by-step guide, we’ll look at how Lamp-lighters and other AA members can use email to improve communication, share news, and connect with other members. By using email effectively, you can improve communication and keep everyone updated…
Joining the OIAA provides a helpful community that supports your experience with Alcoholics Anonymous in New Jersey. As an Intergroup, OIAA provides useful membership perks, including access to online A.A. resources and chances to connect with peers. In this article, we’ll explain how to become a member, point out the benefits of joining, and make…
Come to the Recovery Event in Rio Rancho, an important meeting to encourage teamwork and help in the New Mexico community. Organized by the Office of Peer Recovery and Engagement and New Mexico Car Culture, this event offers meaningful support meetings and activities that connect with all attendees. Learn about the main points and find…
Recovering from substance use problems can be tough, but Medication Assisted Recovery Anonymous (MARA) provides a welcoming community for people who want to make a change. Supported by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, MARA uses Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) to help people in recovery. In this article, we’ll look at how MARA meetings…
Contingency management provides a hopeful method for veterans dealing with substance use problems. To improve the health of veterans, the U.S. Veterans Health Administration uses a plan based on research. This plan uses positive feedback to help veterans stay sober. By learning its principles and practical uses, we can find new ways to help and…
Recognizing the difficulties in dealing with addiction is particularly important for women. That’s why detox programs specifically for women are key in addressing substance use issues. Facilities such as Midwest Detox Center in Ohio and Alina Lodge provide treatment programs specifically for women. These programs include mental health support designed to address the particular needs…
Introduction to Virtual Peer Support **Virtual peer support** is changing how we approach **mental health** care. Using different types of technology, online support platforms and apps link people with trained **peer support specialists** worldwide. This article looks at how these new tools improve accessibility, build community, and tackle issues in traditional support systems, offering useful…
Introduction to Crushing Stigmas Summit Join the Crushing Stigmas Summit, a key event for mental health professionals interested in developing their communication skills and knowledge. This event, organized by Summit BHC and headed by Janis Ellington with help from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, is designed to build relationships and knowledge. Learn how to…