Buzzfeed has a three-part documentary series on Netflix titled Follow This. The series highlights current topics that may be obscure compared to mainstream news. Episode 5 of Part 2 in the Follow This series is called “Rehab Tourism” — a topic that I thought was relevant to the Soberocity community ... Read More
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Remembering Mac Miller: The Importance of a Recovering Community
It’s hard to open up to others about having a problem. The first step in achieving recovery is to first admit that we need it and then to realize that we aren’t alone in this need. National Recovery Month reminds us that when we step on the path to recovery and obtaining a life of sobriety and ... Read More
National Recovery Month
The month of September is known as National Recovery Month—an observance that seeks to promote and teach Americans that substance use treatment and mental health services are available and beneficial in helping those with mental health/substance abuse issues with obtaining a healthy life. This month ... Read More
Breaking News: Demi Lovato Stable After Overdose
Even stars fall to the earth. The journey of sobriety is never easy, and at times demons of the past creep up and deter success. On the night of July 24th, Demi Lovato overdosed, allegedly, from Heroin, breaking six years of sobriety. The singer was found unconscious at her home, where paramedics ... Read More
Federal Lawsuit Accuses Oklahoma Rehab Program of Human Trafficking
If you were facing time in prison and had the option of a year stay in a substance abuse recovery program instead, most would choose the latter, right? Not according to the hundreds of people who have graduated from the Christian Alcoholics and Addicts in Recovery group out of Oklahoma, a place that ... Read More
Kellyanne Conway Taking on the Opioid Crisis in the White House
Many of us might know Kellyanne Conway not only as President Trump’s counselor but as also an avid defender of his work so far and moral standing as a person. However, many were surprised to learn that as of late, it seems she has begun to step into a new role as acting “woman in charge” of the ... Read More
Rogue Treatment Centers and Shady Business
When people think of South Florida, they think sun, sand, food, and Miami. However, over the last decade, Palm Beach County has become known as the Rehab Capitol of the World, with literally hundreds of treatment centers, halfway houses, sober livings, and IOP programs in just a few square miles of ... Read More
Doctor Pleads Guilty to Receiving Kickbacks for Prescribing Fentanyl Spray
Despite the very clear opioid epidemic that is happening in our country right now, there are still many people out there who are profiting off of the market, both legally and illegally. For one Rhode Island doctor of pain management, the curtains came to a close this past week when he pled guilty ... Read More
Why Trump’s Declaration of the Opioid Crisis as a Health Emergency is the Wrong Call
“Unlike many of us, we’ve seen, and what we’ve seen, in our lifetimes, nobody has seen anything like what’s going on now.” Wise words from President Donald Trump this past week during his declaration of the nationwide Public Health Emergency event at the white house. The country has been well aware ... Read More
Study Finds Immune System Linked to Alcohol Drinking Behavior
A new study published in Brain, Behavior and Immunity has found a correlation between the brain’s immune system and alcohol drinking behaviors at night. Researchers at the University of Adelaide in Australia have successfully shut down the impulse to drink in mice by giving them a drug that stops a ... Read More
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