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By
Gary Mendell, founder and CEO

President Biden must act now. 

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By
Jen Sugermeyer

Recovery is not just the absence of an addiction. It’s recovering and rediscovering the person inside.

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By
Lena Camilletti

Four pharmaceutical companies have reached a settlement with two Ohio counties.

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We had the opportunity to attend the premiere screening of GATEWAY. 

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Dr. Kleeman shares his knowledge and expertise in new book.

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By
Dean Dauphinais

If you become dependent on Klonopin, you may suffer severe withdrawal symptoms. Learn about casual prescription practices and a potential Alzheimer's link. 

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By
Josephe Hickox

If you are reading this to hear another war story, then please go ahead and stop.

By
Jeff Vande Zande

My mother had no shortage of clients, but as far as I could tell, she was anything but popular.

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By
Anne Emerson

Without my recovery, I wouldn’t have been able to be there for my mom when she was sick and needed me. 

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By
Colleen Michaelis

Being a mom feels impossible sometimes. 

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By
Marissa Angerer

Addiction took me to the edge.

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By
Ashley Riley

ATLAS is coming to 4 new states! 

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Stigma is the biggest driver of the addiction crisis. 

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By
Cassie Hellyer

Addiction is real. But so is your ability to overcome it.

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Lights, camera, action! 

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