You’ve made the decision to pursue treatment for your addiction. It’s the biggest step on the road to recovery, and it’s one to be immensely proud …Read More
Drug Rehab Blog
Join National Prevention Week’s “Dear Future Me” Challenge
It’s National Prevention Week, hosted by the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). May 13 to 19 is an annual health observance …Read More
We’re Celebrating the Importance of Mental Health Month
May marks the beginning of much-anticipated warm weather in New England and, more importantly, the 69th Mental Health Month, sponsored by Mental Health America. The …Read More
The New England Recovery Center Adds Optum Behavioral Health to Insurance Network
We are happy to announce that health insurance members of UnitedHealth Group subsidiary Optum are now able to utilize their managed behavioral health care services …Read More
Generational Trends: Do Millennials Drink More Than Their Parents and Grandparents?
It’s Alcohol Awareness Month and it’s an important reminder that alcohol remains the leading killer in the U.S., according to the Center for Disease Control …Read More
Alcohol Awareness Week: Tackling the Nation’s Leading Killer
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. With the nation so focused on the staggering opioid epidemic, it’s easy to forget that alcohol is actually the most …Read More
Celebrating National Professional Social Work Month
Each March, the nation turns its attention to our strong workforce of social workers, and that includes those at Spectrum Health Systems and the New …Read More
News Roundup: What’s Going on in the World of Addiction?
With the opioid epidemic top-of-mind for the nation, it’s easy to get lost in the revolving door of a 24-hour news cycle. We thought we’d …Read More
What Your Family Needs to Know About Addiction
Your family loves you and wants you to be healthy, happy and successful – even with the strained and complicated relationship dynamics that addiction often …Read More
American Bar Association Encourages Efforts to Help Lawyers with Substance Use Disorders
In the U.S., 18 to 20 percent of lawyers are struggling with a with drug or alcohol addiction. Ironically, traits that fuel their success can …Read More
