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National Institutes on Drug Abuse           April 22, 2020 Untreated drug and alcohol use contribute to tens of thousands of deaths every year and impact the lives of many more. Healthcare [...]

According to the American Psychological Association (APA), within the past five years, “27 million Americans reported dependence or misuse of illicit or prescription drugs.” As the nation is [...]

Hello A Way Out,   I am sending this note of thanks with a grateful heart, for the help to me and my husband with A Way Out counseling. You underwrote counseling sessions for the two of us [...]

Concerns about the novel Covid-19 virus has caused many to experience anxiety, worry and feelings of overwhelm.  Trying to keep our families and ourselves safe and well can be stressful.  Lack of [...]

Although social media addiction may seem like no big deal to some, it has become devastating for others. Kids and teens to name, are especially at risk. San Diego State University has found [...]

By Kristin Jones Sandra Sherwood was feeling a little run down when she showed up to work on Wednesday, March 25. And no wonder. She’d been working for three weeks without a day off as a personal [...]

“The entire family is in recovery. Every person in this room is in recovery. The sooner you accept this truth and begin to focus on your own growth and recovery process, your own personal change, [...]

There are so many thoughts about what addiction is and the problems addiction presents.  There are also many theories about the best way to help. There is the faith based community, 12-Step [...]

Kara Nelson did not always do everything right. She started drinking when she was 13 years old and soon hit the harder stuff. By 19, she was injecting heroin. She struggled for years to get the [...]