Deeper Denver Broncos cut Vickerson, Ihenacho
Elway added depth to his defense through free agency and the draft in the aftermath of Denver's Super Bowl debacle, and two veterans who paid the price Saturday were Kevin Vickerson and Duke Ihenacho. Vickerson, a nine-year veteran defensive tackle … Read more on Belleville News Democrat

Resource center offers Strengthening Families
The Strengthening Families Program has been rigorously evaluated and is one of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration's “Evidenced Based” programs, indicating it has been proven to be effective. Past grant funding enabled the … Read more on Hometownlife.com

Pot is becoming legal in more places, but we should drug test employees anyway
If successful, this movement will damage the safety and productivity of U.S. workplaces and take away one proven way to reduce substance abuse. Workplace drug testing became commonplace in the 1980s as employers sought to reduce the negative effects of … Read more on Washington Post

Heroin epidemic hitting Medina County families
Children without family members to take them in most often go into a foster care program with the hope of them being adopted. He said occasionally children are returned to the parent or parents under court-ordered drug-free conditions. Wilkins said the … Read more on Medina County Gazette

Question by BPD: is their a program to help people suffering from bipolar disorder to pay for their recovery?

i was told and i know from my experience that a coach will be helpful to spend time with me or on vacation this help the symptoms gets away and my life gets better but he works all day to have income and if we can get assistance he will be able to help more affectively and i know he is involved in other 4 cases and he is succsesfull and i need sometimes to raise funds to help us to get a recovery from the symptoms so my life will not be interfare
eskay says “And that is more than enough in the condition as well”
i am still in big trouble

Best answer:

Answer by goldielocks123
What do you mean by recovery? Bipolar doesn’t go away. You can get treatment that will help you manage your symptoms. Do you have a local hospital? Call your Dept of Mental Health if you live in a place where they have one.

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4 local agencies get drug prevention funds
Evidence-based programs that will be utilized for student and parent education include: Too Good for Drugs, Too Good for Violence, Project ALERT and Strengthening Families. … which will provide Career Exploration services for the project; the local … Read more on WKBN/WYFX-TV

St. Vincent's To Operate Addiction Treatment Program In Port Chester
PORT CHESTER, N.Y. — The license to operate the former Renaissance Project outpatient addiction treatment program in Port Chester has been granted to St. Vincent's Hospital Westchester. The program is now known as the Port Chester Recovery Center, … Read more on The Daily Voice

Boston officials announce prescription drug take-back program to combat drug …
Don't have an account? Register now for free, or sign in with any of these services: Facebook · Google … BOSTON — Mayor Martin J. Walsh, along with most of the state congressional delegation, is encouraging Bostonians to clear their medicine … Read more on MassLive.com

Military cracks down on alcohol abuse amid age-old bingeing habit
"The Department of Defense appreciates the hard work of the Institute of Medicine in assessing substance abuse programs and policies in the Military Health System," Cynthia O. Smith, a DoD spokeswoman, responded in an email. "We are in the process of …
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Children Services to tackle parental substance abuse
The effort will offer in-home drug and alcohol assessments, cross-train child welfare workers and substance-abuse specialists, bring the Strengthening Families program to the county and involve a control group that won't receive the same intensive …
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GSU awarded grant to fight alcohol abuse and drunk driving
“We are excited about this grant because it allows us to expand our prevention efforts to include the prevention of alcohol-related crashes,” said David McDermott, administrative coordinator for the Office of Alcohol and Other Drugs Programs at Georgia …
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