Every September, National Recovery Month brings communities together to celebrate those in recovery. We also honor the professionals and advocates who make recovery possible. As we look back every year on the progress made by millions of individuals, families, and communities across the country, National Recovery Month is an opportunity …
Have you ever been on the Cannibal rollercoaster at Lagoon, or anything similar? The anticipation grows with the slow climb, your heart racing at the top, and the sudden plunge down, twisting through turns that can leave you breathless. The joy, the fear, and the constant ups and downs can …
Addiction is a devastating disease that can steal everything from a person: health, relationships, careers, and purpose are among some of the most consequential. This reality of addiction proves that recovery is about much more than overcoming cravings or completing treatment; it’s about rebuilding a meaningful life and reclaiming your …
For those seeking treatment at a residential rehab, many fears arise. Fear of the unknown, judgment, failure, loss of control, and one of the most common, fear of losing contact with family. Although recognizing your need for help is a gigantic step forward, the fear of being separated from a …
Here in Salt Lake City, nestled along the western edge of the beautiful Wasatch Range, it can be hard to imagine that substance abuse disorder plagues our valley. With an average of eleven Utahns dying each week from drug overdose and over 900 deaths annually (in Utah) from excessive use …
Imagine you’re sitting at your kitchen table, watching the morning light climb over the Eastern Peaks of the Wasatch range, gathering the courage to talk to your children about a decision that could change your whole family’s future: you are entering rehab. With your heart racing, weighted down with shame …
Addiction may start with one person, but the impact spreads far beyond the individual, touching parents, partners, siblings, and especially children. Research has shown that an estimated three in ten family members of individuals with a substance use disorder experience their own mental health challenges. This is almost double the …
A few short months ago, Steve was feeling more hopeful than ever. After completing a residential alcohol treatment program in his home state of Utah, he was sober, felt strong, successful, and ready to conquer whatever life threw his way. But lately, he’s been waking up feeling irritable, anxious, and …
It’s 5:30 a.m. as Macy steps out onto the University of Utah’s practice field; the pre-dawn air sends a chill down her spine. The thrill of the grind has slowly become a heavy pressure she can’t outrun. Already on her third mile, with quads burning and the sound of her …
As the sun rises over Ensign Peak, a recovering addict stands quietly, looking down, out over the Salt Lake Valley. If you have ever hiked to the top yourself, you know the feeling: out of breath, clear mind, and the empowerment of a challenge overcome. For the person struggling with …
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