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Pharmacy alum shines path of hope for people living with substance use disorder - Vimarsana News

Pharmacy alum shines path of hope for people living with substance use disorder

Isaiah House Treatment Center, a prominent nonprofit addiction treatment center in Central Kentucky, has emerged as a guiding light for individuals living with substance use disorder. With a mission to save lives, restore families and enhance communities, Isaiah House under the stewardship of Nick Wren, PharmD, a University of Kentucky College of Pharmacy alumnus, has greatly expanded its reach and impact since he assumed the chief executive officer role in March 2023. 

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Recovery in the Workplace Conference encouraged Kentucky employers to hire people who are in recovery from addiction - Vimarsana News

Recovery in the Workplace Conference encouraged Kentucky employers to hire people who are in recovery from addiction

A June 21 conference to encourage Kentucky businesses to offer second-chance employment to Kentuckians who are in addiction recovery featured stories of success, with advice and resources to help. Mark

Circuit judge brings a passion for advocacy, support to Isaiah House Treatment Center - Vimarsana News

Circuit judge brings a passion for advocacy, support to Isaiah House Treatment Center

WILLISBURG, Ky. – Circuit Judge Brian Privett has long been an advocate for recovery and helping people with substance use disorder in the criminal justice setting. Now, Privett is using

As churches respond to addiction, faith-based recovery opens doors - Vimarsana News

As churches respond to addiction, faith-based recovery opens doors

WILLISBURG, Ky. - As overdose deaths reach record numbers across the state and country for the second year, religious leaders are taking action and faith-based recovery centers such as Isaiah