Student life is filled with newfound freedoms, stress, socializing, and partying. This can create susceptibility towards abuse and addiction. These specific circumstances take a specialized approach.
40 million people in America struggle with SUDs but only 1 in 10 find treatment. Often times SUD cases happen in rural areas where treatment isn't readily available. For many, even if treatment is acc
Sober spaces are areas, whether living facilities or communities, where students can feel comfortable without worrying about peer pressure or safeguarding their recovery.
The National Safety Council is encouraging Americans to observe International Overdose Awareness Day, a time to remember those we have lost to drug overdoses.
Though being years sober is quite an accomplishment, this month is not about competition, it is to celebrate and commemorate each and every one of us currently in recovery – whether for 30 years or
Coalition Recovery's founder, Alexander Ronzino, talks with ABC to share how our aftercare is revolutionizing addiction treatment.
You might think at first that being sober in college might sound boring or even scary, but when you experience college life without drinking or partying you begin to learn many crucial and important l
College can be a stressful time. Students are independent for their first time all while juggling academics, work, health, organizations, internships, and social life. Often times students turn to alc
Dr. Debra Barnett, Coalition Recovery's 4x Board Certified Psychiatrist, talks to ABC News about her work for Coalition Recovery and the importance Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) has on success r
Everyone reaches a certain age and thinks, “Wow, I wish I could go back in time and tell myself ____.” Many people who used to be alcohol abusers think the same thing about the period they were al
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