Chris McMullen is an advocate for the LGBT community, sexual assault awareness, and recovery. He uses his own experience, and wisdom as a platform to help others.
Summer has finally arrived and temperatures are starting to rise! I immediately think of barbecues, camping, baseball games, soccer games, swimming, and patio brunches. But
It’s that time of year: LGBTQ+ Pride Month! What is Pride? It’s a month in which we celebrate civil wins that the LGBTQ+ community has
The idea of being sober for thirty days can be a daunting task. Here is a list of things you can do to get through your first thirty days of sobriety.
What happens when you relapse in recovery? Chris McMullen is here to share 6 reasons why people usually relapse. Remember it’s not the end.
Forgiveness is a word that rings true to everyone’s heart. We either want it, or need to ask for it, or both. Either way, mentally
People more now than ever not only have opinions and beliefs but are willing to share them whether you agree or not. Chris McMullen explains how to navigate those difficult conversations.
Chris explains what to look for in a sober living facility. He has experience living in and managing a sober living facility.
Chris McMullen wanted write a blog about how suicide touched his life, just like it has impacted most of our lives.
Chris talks about his experience in the recovery community and what recovery month means to him.
Chris McMullen wrote a very eye-opening blog about trauma and PTSD in sobriety and the ways he worked through the challenges he faced.
These last few weeks, just like many others, have been heavy-hearted. The news is filled with negativity and hate. Social media is filled with opinions of all sorts. So many statistics are being thrown out left and right. Between racism, unemployment, gun control, COVID, the number of statistics out is astronomical.
We come into recovery with a broken mind, body, and spirit. Chris McMullen wrote a great blog about HALT (hungry, angry, lonely, and tired) and how to navigate these feelings in recovery.
*The state of Ohio requires a single in-person appointment to begin medically-assisted treatment for opioids.
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