Surviving an overdose is a second chance, but it can also be a warning. What happens after an overdose can determine someone’s future. A nonfatal
Kratom has been sold openly in Massachusetts for years, often alongside supplements, energy products, and other items at smoke shops, convenience stores, gas stations, and
Anonymity is one of the most important principles in many recovery communities. At first, it may seem like a simple matter of privacy: who attends
Adjusting to an empty nest is a major life transition that can be detrimental to your recovery. That is, if you don’t have a program
Recovery is about much more than stopping the use of drugs or alcohol. It is also an opportunity to face the harm caused during active
This article provides general information and is not legal advice. FMLA for substance use disorder and Massachusetts PFML eligibility depend on individual circumstances. Speak with
Naloxone is a medication that can quickly reverse an opioid overdose. It works by temporarily blocking the effects of opioids in the brain, helping restore
Clinical depression is more than feeling sad after a difficult day or going through a rough patch. Everyone experiences periods of disappointment, grief, or low
For many Massachusetts residents, methamphetamine still feels like someone else’s problem. It’s often associated with rural communities in the Midwest or Western United States, while
Most people have heard of fentanyl and understand that it has played a major role in the opioid overdose crisis. Fewer people, however, are familiar
