A DIY Spiritual Experience
Jeannine was newly sober, back in treatment, and out of her depth. A California burrito opened her to gratitude and a spiritual experience.
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Jeannine was newly sober, back in treatment, and out of her depth. A California burrito opened her to gratitude and a spiritual experience.
When you hear myths about fentanyl on the news, it can be difficult to separate fact from fiction. What is the truth about fentanyl? Fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid drug, has become the boogeyman of the opioid overdose crisis. News stories regularly whip up a frenzy of fear around fentanyl.
Google gives us the answers we crave. But are they more helpful, or harmful?
Every year, Teacher Appreciation Week takes place over the first full week in May. This is a week to recognize and celebrate the contributions teachers make to our nation, as they guide and care for our children, shaping their skills, reasoning, and habits. But it’s important to remember that teachers
Dealing with chronic pain as a person in recovery is a controversial topic. Staunch 12 Steppers may take the hardline approach that you should not take anything stronger than Tylenol for pain. Others take a more pragmatic approach and listen to what their doctor considers to
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, and we want to celebrate! We’re recognizing famous Asians and Pacific Islanders in recovery. The National Survey on Drug Use and Health reports that Asian Americans have a lower rate of substance use disorder than other ethnic groups in the country. However, a “lower
Tracey Helton Mitchell, author of The Big Fix, explains why relapse shouldn’t be treated as a dead end: “There were many relapses that I turned into learning experiences. Recovery is a marathon not a sprint. While not welcomed, relapses shouldn’t be treated as a dead end.”

Ashley felt trapped and alone in the cycle of addiction, until her son gave her the impetus to find help. Now she’s supported and connected

Eric knew Suboxone treatment worked for him, but he faced obstacle after obstacle in getting it. Until he found Workit Health.

Tracey was tired of trying to get sober, and she was tired of feeling judged. With Workit Health, she found the support she needed.

A member says, “I was in long-term recovery from heroin and opiates for about 13 years. Then I found kratom and 7-OH. I had no

Don’t let the lies cravings tell you derail your recovery. Instead, play the whole tape through, being honest with yourself.

A lifelong resident of a rural town, Lynne struggled to find local addiction help. With Workit Health, she gets the care she needs in her
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