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/PRNewswire/ -- The Foundation for Recovery Science and Education (FoRSE), a nonprofit organization developed by the NationalAssociation of Addiction Treatment...

Throughout my years of ministry, being involved in the Alcoholics Anonymous Twelve Step program was and still is one of the most rewarding aspects of my life. No, I am not an addict, but at times am called on to help addicts through their “Fifth Step.”The Twelve Step Program is as good an example of applying spirituality to an age old problem as I’ve found. Most exciting, and most inclusive is that it embraces any and all definitions of a higher power.

A report from Maryland’s Attorney General includes allegations of how former Youngstown Bishop James Malone played a part in retaining a priest who eventually left the ministry.

From the blog of Simcha Feuerman at The Times of Israel

The Retreat is announcing The Curtis Carlson Nelson Research Institute at The Retreat. Created to honor the legacy of longtime friend Curtis Carlson Nelson,...

From the blog of Simcha Feuerman at The Times of Israel

BG829: The Case Against More Funds for Drug Treatment

In this part of a series exploring what thriving means to different people, Technical.ly spoke with members of the visually impaired community about how they've overcome challenges, and what drives them now.

The Conservatives don’t have much time to turn things around so I thought I would do them a favour by compiling this handy guide

Pennsylvania has more collegiate recovery programs than any other state to help students struggling with addiction. Twelve colleges in the Philadelphia region have received grant funding from the Independence Blue Cross Foundation and Association of Recovery in Higher Education to establish CRPs, which provide counseling, substance-free housing, Twelve-Step meetings and other peer support events that foster a sense of community for students in recovery. Holy Family University is the latest colle...