The Shatterproof Blog

Mental Health Awareness Month reminds us that awareness is important—but awareness alone is not enough. Progress requires action grounded in what works. 

There is no single timeline for recovery. There is no correct way to grieve. There is only the next step, and then the one after that. Some days that step is reaching out. Some days

Reposted from Adrienne's Heavy Petal Substack

A supportive, judgment-free resource roundup for Dry January.

After losing her daughter Courtney, Cathy found purpose in honoring her memory and helping others by working with Shatterproof to bring awareness to SUD stigma.

A NYC Shatterproof Junior Council member, Mike is a dedicated advocate and fundraiser.

I had my first sip of beer at the age of 6. It was just a sip – like training wheels. 

What does it mean to honor someone you’ve lost to an overdose? How do you remember someone who died from a disease most of the world would rather forget?

Here are my top tips for getting festive without jeopardizing your health.

When we love someone with a SUD, it can preoccupy every moment — Where are they? Are they ok?

Building community in Boston – one weekend at a time!

I'm the daughter of someone with an addictive personality. When I was a child, my father's favorite pastimes were drinking and gambling. When he drank, he became cruel. I watched helplessly as he abused my

Another Father’s Day is fast approaching. For me, it is not so much an occasion for celebrating, but more a time for reflection.

To celebrate Pride Month, we're celebrating these 3 stories of strength and recovery.