In this episode of the Well Aware Podcast, we’re joined by Sarah Allen Benton, author of Parents in Recovery: Navigating a Sober Family Lifestyle, who also serves as a licensed clinician and Chief
In this episode of the Well Aware Podcast, we’re joined by Tom Farley, recovery advocate and Community Outreach Director at Recovery.com, for a grounded conversation about stigma, compassion, and the realities of long-term recovery.
In this episode of the Well Aware podcast, we sit down with Matthew McManus, a financial advisor for Triplecrown Wealth Management, to explore the connection between financial stress and recovery. With the holidays often
As people get older, many will start to notice that alcohol affects them differently than it did when they were younger. A drink that once felt social and manageable may now lead to stronger physical effects, disrupted sleep, or longer recovery time. These changes
Understanding Addiction as a Disease Addiction is often misunderstood as a problem of willpower or personal choice. In reality, addiction is a chronic disease, not a moral failing, and should
If you’re reading this, chances are something doesn’t feel right. Maybe you’ve noticed changes in someone you love, like missed work, mood swings, secrecy, or health concerns that keep piling up. Maybe you’ve had the same conversation over and
Health insurance can feel confusing, especially when different programs and plan names sound similar and are often talked about together. Medicare, Part A, Part B, Medicare Advantage, Medicaid… It is
87% of our clients report engagement with a Primary Care Provider 6 months post-treatment. [1]
