The Rx Abuse Leadership Initiative (RALI) announced a donation of 14,000 at-home drug deactivation pouches to the SafeRx Regional Collaborative at the Community Drug Prevention Celebration today. Summit County Community Partnership (SCCP) along with its 70+ community partners celebrated two years of increasing safe disposal of unused
Read more →The latest findings on teen drug use from NIDA for Teens highlights some promising trends and is mostly great news. But there are also areas of concern. Mostly good news Findings from the 2017 Monitoring the Future survey confirm that teens’ use of most illegal drugs is lower than ever.
Read more →Why do kids choose drugs? “Seek first to understand, then to be understood.” -Steven Covey Do you know why most kids turn to drugs? I do. I do because I was one. I do because I’ve researched it in my job as a professor for nearly 10
Read more →The below article is published from www.ArabahJoy.com. Its message struck me as profound and I believe it’s a wonderful reminder to anyone who needs a nudge about how important and valuable and purposeful their life is, especially given the rash of recent suicides in various school districts
Read more →Medina County recently received a $100,000 grant to create a countywide Opiate Response Team (ORT – very similar to a QRT, Quick Response Team). An ORT is now in place and accepting referrals. An ORT identifies Medina County residents who have experienced a recent opiate overdose and directs them to resources for
Read more →Doing paperwork and comparing costs for treatment. Your entire family is thrown into a crisis when your son or daughter needs treatment for drug or alcohol addiction. And that crisis is magnified if you don’t have the money or insurance to get help. Although it may take
Read more →After almost a year and a half of work, SUMMA & CATS have entered into a lease agreement for the opening of a 16 bed in-patient addiction treatment center to be located in the old physical therapy area of the Wadsworth Rittman Hospital facility. A formal announcement
Read more →The United States needs to curb excessive opioid prescribing and improve access to pain management techniques, suggests a new government study. Researchers found that more than one third of U.S. adults were prescribed the medications in 2015 and many also misused the drugs. “A very large proportion
Read more →Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced in a news release on Sept. 6 that 40 law enforcement departments and their partners will receive $3 million in grants that will be used to help replicate or expand Drug Abuse Response Teams (DARTs) and Quick Response Teams (QRTs) to
Read more →Jesus, take total control of our loved ones. Remove every outside influence that makes them feel like they can’t come clean. Remove the people who enable and fuel their addiction. Protect them from their enemies and themselves. Wrap your loving arms around each person who needs your
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