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in Crisis with Drugs and Alcohol
Access to Treatment and Recovery Support
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Annual Addiction Symposium October 5th, 2023
Free Breakfast Symposium with 3 professional speakers from the field, sharing about new research, substance abuse and the developing brain. Judith Grisel, Kevin McCauley, and Tony Hoffman will share their research and life experiences around how and why addiction happens and how drugs and alcohol effect our bodies. We will have 12 or more sponsors from the industry with resources on different programs that people will be able to learn about and learn how to access.
Read More »Our vision is to support, empower, and educate the most vulnerable and at-risk individuals in Western Colorado to live healthy, happy and whole lives free from alcohol and drug addiction.
Almost everyone knows someone who has a drug or alcohol problem.
It is so commonplace today. Drug abuse is a major public health problem that impacts society on multiple levels. Directly or indirectly, every community is affected by drug abuse and addiction, as is every family.
A Way Out was formed in 2013 to help people who cannot seem to break the addiction cycle and truly want to find a new way of life. We have helped hundreds of individuals and their families live healthy, whole and productive lives. The organization is comprised of caring individuals committed to helping people find a full life in sobriety.
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Addiction is a chronic disease similar to other chronic diseases such as type II diabetes, cancer, and cardiovascular disease.
Human studies of addictive behaviors have clearly implicated both environmental and genetic influences, as well as interactions between the two. While genetics play a major role in defining who we are, the environment in which we are raised is just as influential.
"A Way Out has provided me with direction and support to lean into my future,
and my fears, and to keep on moving through them."
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