Friday, January 31, 2020

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Three Surprising Risks From Vaping

By The NIDA Blog Team
The more we learn about vaping, the riskier it turns out to be. Dr. Kevin Walton, a scientific expert on vaping, explains the risks.  Read More »
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Thursday, January 30, 2020

🎥🎥 PDX Recovery Film Festival - Save the Date 🎥🎥

SAVE THE DATE

We are so excited to announce the first ever recovery film festival in Portland presented by Bridges to Change.

Enjoy an evening of short films by local filmmakers sharing stories of hope and recovery from addictions, mental health issues and homelessness.

There are so many exciting things to come, but for now here are some key things to watch for.

2020 Schedule

Spring 2020 - Call for film submissions
July 2020 - Films announced
August 2020 - Ticket Sales Open
Sept. 25, 2020 - Red Carpet Fundraising Dinner at Revolution Hall
Sept. 26, 2020 - PDX Recovery Film Festival at Aladdin Theater
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Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Let God Be Your Strength Even When Life Is Hard

2020 Northwest Regional Conference Call for Presentations Announced

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January 28, 2020
Announcing the Call for Presentations for the 2020 Northwest Regional Conference!
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NAADAC, along with our Northwest Region Affiliates, invites you to submit a proposal to present at the 2020 Northwest Regional Conference: Embracing the Futuretaking place at the DoubleTree by Hilton Seattle Airport in Seattle, WA from June 11 - 13, 2020.

NAADAC members and non-members are invited to submit presentation proposals for 1.5, 3, and 6 hour sessions. NAADAC encourages addiction and co-occurring professionals from diverse organizations and disciplines to submit.

NAADAC and its partners are calling for workshop proposals that offer unique educational experiences for addiction and other helping professionals.
We are seeking current and relevant information within these five topics:
  • Practice Management & Technology
  • Co-occurring Disorders
  • Clinical Skills
  • Medication Assisted Treatment & Recovery
  • Clinical Supervision
Presenters will receive a discount on conference registration, promotion on our website and in all electronic and print marketing materials (where appropriate), recognition of expertise by NAADAC and other industry professionals, and exciting networking opportunities!

Submission Deadline: Friday, February 28, 2020
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Jesus Continues to Break Chains-His Mansion Ministries February 2020 Newsletter



February 2020 Newsletter 

Justin W. 
Jesus Continues to Break Chains
     


     Like most of us, Justin often finds himself distracted by the responsibilities of everyday life. When Justin first tried Oxycontin, he was able to excel at school and his job. The pressures of life seemed to disappear. Eventually this lifestyle caught up with him; he started experiencing withdrawals at work and then lost his job. From that point on, Justin admits he spent years "just surviving". He used everyone he could. He lied, stole and sold drugs to support his habit. This lifestyle brought the wrong people into Justin's life. One of those relationships ended in an aggravated assault that led to an extensive brain surgery. A full recovery was not expected; but God had other plans for Justin, and healed him completely. 
     Justin's parents had tried many times to help their son break his chains of addiction.  This time, help was contingent on enrollment at His Mansion.  Once in the program, God made His unconditional love known through Justin's parents and from that point forward, he re-dedicated his life to Christ.
     Eight months after graduating from the program, Justin again turned to opiates instead of trusting his relationship with God. It did not take long before he found himself in the same position as before: lying to the people who mattered most, stealing, and again, losing his job. Although he had turned his back on the Lord, his Heavenly Father did not give up on him.... For three and a half years, Justin has said "no" to a crippling drug addiction. The Lord used Justin's time at His Mansion to plant seeds of a hope that never disappoints; because we serve a God who never gives up on us and will fight relentlessly for our good.   




  



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