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How To Get Help If You or Someone You Know Is Suicidal By Anonymous If you’re in emotional pain and thinking about suicide, there are people in your life who care about you and who want to help. Read More »   Copyright © 2019 National Institute on Drug Abuse, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you opted in on our website. This list only sends blog post articles, weekly, when they are posted. You will receive no promotional emails that are not blog-related. Our mailing address is: National Institute on Drug Abuse 6001 Executive Boulevard Bethesda, MD 20892 Add us to your address book

High-Risk Recovery Situations! What To Do? By Christine Walkons, MA, LPC, CAADC, CCS-M, Wednesday, September 4, 2019 2:03 PM   The National Council of Drug Abuse (NIDA) defines high-risk situations as “those that threaten your recovery or trigger a strong craving to use substances.”  One of the easiest ways to identify this is by categorizing situations as to people, places or things.   People, Places and Things … People may be those who you […] The post High-Risk Recovery Situations! What To Do? appeared first on Sanford House. Read more »

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Early Bird Tickets - Holiday Benefit

Home for the Holidays Friday, December 13, 2019 7:00 - 11:00 PM 20th Century Theater Voted Favorite Fundraiser: YP/NEXTGEN in the 2018 Movers & Makers Awards, our Annual Holiday Benefit is the holiday party you don't want to miss! This year's event will support Talbert House's Housing Service Line. Help give families a home for the holidays, while showing off your best holiday attire on the dance floor, at the photo booth or while browsing our raffle items.  TICKET PRICES Tickets include appetizers and open bar Before Oct 1 - $50 per person or $90 per couple *SAVE $10!  After Oct 1 - $60 per person or $100 per couple RSVP Thank You to Our Sponsors GOLD SPONSORS  BKD Clark Schaefer Hackett Foster & Motley Myriad Neuroscience For questions or interest in sponsorship/host opportunities, please contact Jenna Toon at jenna.toon@talberthouse.org I am unable to attend but want to support Talbert House by making a donation. DONATE  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌  ‌ www.talberthouse.org

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Jesus Christ when invited into your life sends the Helper His Holy Spirit to Forgive protect lead guide befriend comfort renew transform rebuild and stop all spiritual attacks from the enemy.Gods recovery program has a 100 percent guarantee if you do the work.His recovery book (Tyndale Life Recovery Bible NLT) must be read everyday and it is available at all book stores.All evil desires and traps of the enemy will be removed from your life.You will be no longer blind and you will receive sight and the truth will set you free.Praying for you brother.If you want to know more or need prayer PM me.God Bless

This is What Saved Me from My Addiction

What Saved Me from My Addiction? My Parents and Collegiate Recovery by Timothy Rabolt During my senior year in high school, addiction broke me down and isolated me from my friends, family, hobbies and everything else valuable in my life.  Fortunately, in April 2011 I found a new way to live, thanks to my supportive parents and by embracing the local recovery community.  I attribute the gift of starting my recovery journey almost entirely to my family. My parents were neither completely detached nor too overbearing. So often I hear about the extremes of helicopter parents or parents who weren’t present at all. The key in my path to recovery was having my parents be somewhere in the middle.  That “middle” is different for everybody, of course, and I’m eternally grateful my parents found what that middle was for me. My parents realized I needed structure, but to not be controlling of that structure. They knew I needed to have fun in recovery, but to have it be with the right people in the right places. They knew how important school was to me and my recovery, but that I would need some help to get through it. Nothing was black and white; they always helped find the gray area.  My parents separated while I was in eighth grade, and that same week I got kicked out of the small school in Wilmington, DE where I thought I would graduate. It was nothing drug- or alcohol-related, but rather a series of unfortunate events that culminated in the decision to have me leave the school.  That trauma was enough of a catalyst to lead me to drugs and alcohol, even though addiction didn’t take over until my sophomore and junior years of high school. Through every step of my life, I never once doubted that my family would be there to support me no matter what happened. Read More of My Story

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