Recovery is for everyone
September is Recovery Month, and we've collected information about types of treatment, what the first year of recovery is like, staying sober, and how to protect against a relapse.
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Our Work
We're building a future where our healthcare system, and our society, treats addiction with science and compassion – the way we do with any other chronic illness – so those touched by this disease don’t experience shame or stigma.
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Beyond Addiction: The Real Opioid Crisis
Behind each number and news report, there is a human story
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With the right support, people can and do recover
Now, it's simpler than ever to find the treatment you need
Our updated Treatment Atlas makes it easier to learn what type of treatment may work best and search for programs based on what’s important to you like payment options, insurance, location, and services.
Ciara
I was homeless. I was using any drug I could get my hands on. In treatment, I found a place where I belonged, where I made friends, and where I felt love that filled the void in me. Now two years into recovery, my heartache has turned into happiness.
Mahmoud
I do not regret being addicted. Because in recovery, my level of awareness has risen to a level I never thought possible. Today I am able to feel fully, and to properly understand those feelings.
Alexis
I’m still learning who I am. But I’m starting to like myself, maybe even love myself, so much more than before. I can finally start being the mother both of my daughters need, want and deserve. I am so grateful for that.
