Naloxone (Narcan) is a life-saving medication administered when a person is experiencing symptoms of opioid overdose. Naloxone is an opioid antagonist that rapidly reverses overdose – and it can be administered by anyone.

In recovery, you’ll begin to build a new routine that is conducive to your overall success. As diet is critical to your overall health in recovery, one way you can begin to develop your routine is to build healthy eating habits.

With 40-60% of individuals in recovery experiencing addiction relapse at some point along their journey, it’s important to know how to come back from relapse. This post explores what relapse is, and how you can come back from one.

One of the best ways to guide your recovery is to create a recovery wellness plan. We’re breaking down what a recovery wellness plan is, and how you can start utilizing one in your recovery.

A large part of healthy recovery is recognizing relapse triggers. In this post we outline what kinds of triggers there are, and how you can begin to identify them in your recovery.

Remaining in recovery from Substance Use Disorder (SUD) is a lifelong endeavor. As such, each day requires a renewed commitment to maintain your recovery. No matter how resolved in your recovery you are, encountering triggers is unavoidable.

As a PRS you can work the hours you want, when you want. Learn about how you can work full-time as a PRS.

A crucial piece of your recovery plan is developing a healthy routine that works well for you. Learn about some healthy habits that you can add to your routine.