Family Recovery Support Services at Maryland Addiction Recovery Center Zachary Snitzer March 11, 2015 When a child, spouse or a loved one suffers from substance abuse or a substance use disorder it is often
Preventing Relapse through Treatment Collaboration and a Continuum of Care Zachary Snitzer March 3, 2015 Everyone has heard the alarming statistics regarding sobriety and recovery. There are some figures that state 80% of people will
Relationships in Early Recovery Zachary Snitzer February 11, 2015 Many people in recovery have heard the advice “don’t get into any relationships in your first year” or the ever
Drugs in Sports: Latest on Josh Gordon Zachary Snitzer January 26, 2015 Drugs in Sports: Latest Josh Gordon incident mandates more needs to be done to help pro athletes in need Cleveland
Baltimore, Addiction and the Jewish Community Zachary Snitzer January 13, 2015 Addiction is stigmatized throughout our society and the guilt and shame of substance abuse often makes it difficult, if often
Options to Pay for Drug Treatment Zachary Snitzer January 6, 2015 Rehab can be expensive but there are ways to make it more affordable If you or a loved one is
Newly Clean and Sober on Christmas? Zachary Snitzer December 18, 2014 A quick helpful guide for being new to recovery on the holidays Christmas and the rest of the holiday season
Top 5 Most Abused Drugs by Teens Zachary Snitzer December 12, 2014 Drug abuse by teens is reaching epidemic proportions in the United States. Harder “street” drugs like heroin and cocaine are
Dangers of medication maintenance: A Firsthand Personal Story Zachary Snitzer December 1, 2014 Back on April 1st, Maryland Addiction Recovery Center posted a blog titled “The Dangers of Long Term Suboxone Use,” that
An Attitude of Gratitude on a Day of Giving Thanks Zachary Snitzer November 24, 2014 It is often heard in the rooms of Alcoholics Anonymous that “a grateful alcoholic will never drink” and in the