Happy Birthday, Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous
April 10, 1939 marks the publication date of “Alcoholics Anonymous: The Story of How Many Thousands of Men and Women
Preventing Relapse through Treatment Collaboration and a Continuum of Care
Everyone has heard the alarming statistics regarding sobriety and recovery. There are some figures that state 80% of people will
Relationships in Early Recovery
Many people in recovery have heard the advice “don’t get into any relationships in your first year” or the ever
Baltimore, Addiction and the Jewish Community
Addiction is stigmatized throughout our society and the guilt and shame of substance abuse often makes it difficult, if often
Dangers of medication maintenance: A Firsthand Personal Story
Back on April 1st, Maryland Addiction Recovery Center posted a blog titled “The Dangers of Long Term Suboxone Use,” that
5 Things You Can Do to Fight the Stigma of Addiction
Do your part to help fight the Stigma of Addiction Everyone knows someone that suffers from the disease of addiction.
Addiction Treatment, Recovery & the Jewish Community
Maryland Addiction Recovery Center has partnered with Baltimore’s Jewish Community Services and nationally renowned Caron Treatment Centers to offer “Clearing
Top 5 Excuses Used to Not Receive Addiction Treatment
Top 5 excuses to not seek treatment Very few people that ever enter substance abuse treatment or drug rehab do
New Hopkins Study Demonstrates Stigma of Drug Addiction Alive and Well
A new study by Johns Hopkins demonstrates that the stigma of drug addiction is alive and well in the American
What Is The Disease Model Of Addiction?
There is much controversy surrounding the idea that drug addiction and alcoholism are diseases. While the medical community classified alcoholism