Connect Before You Correct: How the Community Got Me Through College
Most schools are built around the concept of correction. When connection is the first priority instead, it can reach students in recovery who are otherwise on their guard.
Practical guides, member stories, and clinical answers — written by people in recovery and reviewed by addiction medicine clinicians. Updated weekly.
Most schools are built around the concept of correction. When connection is the first priority instead, it can reach students in recovery who are otherwise on their guard.
David Manheim shares the way the New York Knicks inspire and reflect not only his own addiction recovery, but the spirit of recovery.
Ready to detox from heroin? Here’s what to expect and how to handle the cravings and physical withdrawal symptoms. Trust us, it’s worth it.
Marc Lee Shannon recalls the kindness of a nurse when he was in early recovery. He asks us to find the courage to be kind.
The term “self-care” has been so overused and abused that it has lost its true meaning. Let’s talk about basic self-care—the self-care that matters when you’re in a depression.
In early recovery, it can be important to establish the basics of self-care. None of these is a magic fix, but healthier changes add up.
Though it’s not something that those of us in recovery enjoy thinking about, relapse is very real and happens for a fair amount of people.

With the shame of being a mother in opioid addiction behind her and the love and support of her family ahead of her, Stacy found

After relapses, multiple ODs, and an arrest, Destiny thought opioids had destroyed her life. In recovery, she has rebuilt it into something she is passionate

After a childhood profoundly affected by his father’s addiction, an injury started Ryan down a similar path. Now he’s found a way to break the

After nearly 15 years of daily prescription opiate use, Debbie’s health was wrecked. Finding Workit Health gave her a way to recover that fits her

Workit Health has been a game changer in my life. I live a completely different lifestyle and I am the total opposite person of who

After losing her love to overdose, Leah committed to her recovery and rebuilt her life. Today, she is free from the domination of opioids.
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