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  • Long-Term Risks Of Methadone Maintenance
    Wednesday, February 13th, 2019

    Long-Term Risks Of Methadone Maintenance

    Opioid addiction is an ongoing problem in the United States, and every state has been reporting record numbers of new opioid addiction cases and overdose deaths year after year,...
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  • Annapolis May Soon Offer Drug Test Kits That Detect Fentanyl In Drug Supplies
    Friday, February 8th, 2019

    Annapolis May Soon Offer Drug Test Kits That Detect Fentanyl In Drug Supplies

    In recent years, America has quietly been going through an opioid crisis that is only just now beginning to receive the attention it deserves. The most recent drug on...
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  • First Responders Are in U.S. Classrooms, Helping the Silent Victims of Drug Abuse
    Friday, December 7th, 2018

    First Responders Are in U.S. Classrooms, Helping the Silent Victims of Drug Abuse

    The opioid crisis is causing far more damage beyond overdose deaths and increasing addiction rates. Drug addiction has had a profound effect on American families in every state. Every...
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  • Why Addiction Recovery Housing Is a Community Problem, and So Is the Answer
    Friday, November 30th, 2018

    Why Addiction Recovery Housing Is a Community Problem, and So Is the Answer

    What happens under one’s roof affects families and communities for generations. And so it goes with drug and alcohol addiction left untreated. This is the horrific truth for the...
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  • East Coast Housing Opportunities: Charitable Donations Needed for East Coast Sober Living Facilities
    Thursday, November 1st, 2018

    East Coast Housing Opportunities: Charitable Donations Needed for East Coast Sober Living Facilities

    Sober Living and Recovery Housing Finding a circle of support, living with others who understand where you’ve been, and connecting with those who have the same goals are a...
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  • Addiction Treatment Industry Events for 2018 and 2019
    Friday, October 12th, 2018

    Addiction Treatment Industry Events for 2018 and 2019

    Professionals in the substance abuse treatment field touch on various aspects of medicine, mental health treatment and numerous other disciplines in their work. Continuing education is absolutely crucial for...
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  • Sober Living Home Success Rates
    Tuesday, October 9th, 2018

    Sober Living Home Success Rates

    Do sober living homes provide value when it comes to substance abuse recovery? Of course, we will always reply, “Yes,” to this question, but can we quantify it? There...
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  • How to Pay for Sober Living and Recovery Home Stays
    Monday, September 24th, 2018

    How to Pay for Sober Living and Recovery Home Stays

    When you come to the end of a rehabilitation program, your funds may be drained from not working, and your insurance company has likely payed for all of the...
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  • Pennsylvania Faces a Lack of Addiction Treatment and Sober Living Options for Addicts in Recovery
    Friday, September 14th, 2018

    Pennsylvania Faces a Lack of Addiction Treatment and Sober Living Options for Addicts in Recovery

    The Need for Affordable Addiction Treatment and Transitional Housing in United States The mistakes that were made in the wake of the ACA requiring addiction treatment to be covered...
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Instagram post 2319808984268106849_7355221419 Mental health recovery does not occur overnight and neither does social innovation but the important thing with both is to keep going, keep listening, and not to give up. #ArtInRecovery

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Instagram post 2317654498162315866_7355221419 The healing power of art Creative activities can relieve stress, aid communication, and help arrest cognitive decline. Art has an important role in helping people through particularly difficult times, including addiction and even facing the end of life.

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Instagram post 2312556061477762719_7355221419 @ambercoppingsdesigns Moving from handwork to digital work and back again is one of my favorite ways to push myself as an artist. All of my POWER students get a taste of this, too, using the iPads we borrow from @pfpca . Today we explored hand drawing Zentangles in our sketchbooks, then using our new meditative drawing skills on top of photos from last week’s screen printing field trip. I was too busy helping everyone learn with the iPads to take photos of that digital part, but here are some of the cool Zentangles. Next week, we will design textiles to use in our sewing projects! #artinrecovery

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Instagram post 2311823452103764387_7355221419 Shout out to Matt Dalton. He shared his art with us at the 1st Annual #ECHOArtShow last November. Check out the rest of his work and follow him on Instagram here: @jupiter_vii His love for art began when he was a kid and he fell in love with science fiction and horror films. The posters from the books and movies inspired his own art. #ArtInRecovery #ArtForRecovery

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Instagram post 2309705310606918441_7355221419 I’m Not Telling You It Is Going To Be Easy, I’m Telling You It’s Going To Be Worth It. #WeDoRecover

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Instagram post 2308241465325496678_7355221419 Reshare from @paperpaintings_byannie "for a wonderfully kind woman" *A note on this piece: I struggled a lot with perfectionism when working on this piece because I felt like it wouldn't ever going to be good enough to call 'finished'. I had my peers in the center help with holding me accountable in setting a time limit for when I would be done working on it and when I would finally gift it to it's new owner. I still don't feel like it's done but I am thankful to my support for helping me move on with my art life instead of fixating! 3.14.19 #artinrecovery

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Instagram post 2307502553565050817_7355221419 Found on: Alcoholic Outsider Artist "My pictures are confused, abrupt, adamant, honest and entirely lacking in foresight. They are born from an argument between life's experiences, subconscious impulses and my own muddled aesthetic preferences; this dialogue is strained but ongoing. They are made possible only by the depth of my illness and the gift of my sobriety. I have accepted both graciously. They are, individually and as a group, an unwitting self-portrait."

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Instagram post 2306765446454421907_7355221419 Reshare from @tinaashtonart Pain levels are down a lot today so I'm cracking on with my first lino cut since I did a course a while back with @claretebbothartist. I loved it and always knew I'd pick it up again. I drew out the design a couple of days ago, and it's my new house. #artinrecovery

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Instagram post 2306092414123593868_7355221419 “A mother’s love for her child is like nothing else in the world. It knows no law, no pity, it dares all things and crushes down remorselessly all that stands in its path.” ―Agatha Christie #HappyMothersDay

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Instagram post 2305379382410035336_7355221419 Recovery art using nature (plants) to create an image of recovery.

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Instagram post 2304587284744228822_7355221419 “As soon as I got home from the hospital one of the first things I tried was painting. I knew my drawing ability had been affected but I could not imagine never painting again so my style changed considerably. I stopped focusing on drawing and started to work with colors and textures. I would love to make this my career.” — Laura Kupac Laura Kupac is originally from Brazil. After debilitating health issues in 2013 - two brain aneurysms and a stroke - she had to relearn basic life skills such as walking, talking, dressing, and feeding herself. Her drawing skills were seriously affected due to damage to the parietal part of her right brain and she initially thought she would never be able to paint again. With a lot of discipline and effort, Laura is developing her current style.

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Instagram post 2303883521142264850_7355221419 Pioneering Woman Street Artist Swoon's mural dedicated to those affected by hurricane Sandy. New York, 2013. #StreetArt

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Instagram post 2301932539805962597_7355221419 An Ellensburg artist’s vision helped define this small Okanogan County city before the devastating Carlton Complex Fire, and two years later that vision is being restored. The late Dick Elliott’s “Reflections on the Columbia,” a 1992 art project that covered Pateros’ two squat gray water towers with colorful patterns, was destroyed by the fire. The thousands of plastic reflectors Elliott used to create the patterns melted into charred smears during the July 2014 fire. And now, with houses rebuilt, power lines restrung and golden grasses regrown on once-blackened hillsides, those reflectors are being replaced by a Seattle art-installation company. How marvelous!

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Instagram post 2251006007780198965_7355221419 Meet Frank Zhang 21 yrs old, featured artist from the #ECHOArtShow You can follow him on Instagram and Etsy: @stars_dont_talk_33 Frank has been painting since he was young, he learned how to paint and draw from his grandmother who was a teacher. He learned to use acrylic, water paints and colored pencil. As time passed on he kept painting it evolved into a hobby - an outlet and a skill for him. When he turned 18, he started creating his own art with his own characters, he was in a really dark place. It became a way for him to express his feelings and make friends. Frank creates art that tells a story that represents his life and feelings at the moment in time. Each series has 5 pieces in it, they are tied into a quote that relates to his story. His newest one is called 'Mr. Screw'.
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