Category Archives: Sober living

For the past two years, the former hotel has successfully operated as a shelter, offering transitional housing to a total of 208 individuals. The shelter has improved the health, stability, and hope of residents while easing the strain on public services during the city’s homelessness crisis. Everything a member may seek at the BLC, above […]

This harm reduction program serves people experiencing homelessness in the Massachusetts Avenue and Melnea Cass Blvd. neighborhood. They provide various harm reduction services including overdose education, Naloxone distribution, HIV and STD services and syringe services. Last year, 5,252 people turn to New Life House for shelter, sustenance, recovery, care, and professional, compassionate support. Our team […]

Established in 1975, this organization provides care for adults battling addiction as well as other life challenges like mental health disorders, homelessness and HIV/AIDS. This location is a men’s residential program with comprehensive services to help you sustain recovery. For many, New Life House represents the last possibility for hope and the first chance for […]

We did not identify enough studies to construct a funnel plot for the outcomes under low doses of alcohol. We interpreted only funnel plots that were constructed based on studies reporting outcomes under medium dose and high dose of alcohol versus placebo comparisons. Both reviewers (ST and CT) rated the certainty of evidence independently by examining […]

“You don’t have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step.” – Martin Luther King Jr. According to Standford researchers, “our minds actually change reality. Welcome to The River Source, the place where new beginnings are created. We commend you for taking the first step in your recovery, and we want you to […]

When seen closely, one notices that her upper lip is quite thin, just like that of FAS children. Similarly, she also has a malformed skull and some learning problems (though minute). For example, he had problems doing some basic daily stuff like writing, tieing shoes, etc. When you look at him closely, you will notice […]

Choosing to enter treatment or begin any kind of substance abuse recovery program can be scary, but it is an important step in changing one’s life. The alcohol and drug addiction recovery process can look different for each person and is based on the level of care determined for a person, so treatment is often […]

And I’ve wandered around there with my daughter. And it gave me what I call an anchor activity for the long days during the pandemic. If I go there at 11am or 2pm, and spend an hour, then I’ve done something, then I’ve seen something that I’m more amused and happy to settle down at […]

Prescription drugs, especially the opioid analgesics, now cause more deaths than heroin and cocaine. All of these drugs can cause central nervous system and respiratory depression. They form deadly combinations with barbiturates and other sedatives and with alcohol. On August 4, 1962, at age 36, Marilyn Monroe was found dead in her bedroom in the […]

Moore adopted her first husband’s last name, though the two divorced in 1985. “The addiction and the co-dependency… like my addiction to Ashton — that was probably almost more devastating steve harwell alcoholism because it took me seriously away emotionally,” Moore, 56, said on Monday’s Red Table Talk on Facebook Watch. Get Screen Gab for […]