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Overdose deaths are finally falling in the U.S.,but the numbers are still heartbreaking.An estimated 73,000 people died ...
01/23/2026

Overdose deaths are finally falling in the U.S.,but the numbers are still heartbreaking.

An estimated 73,000 people died from overdoses in the 12 months before August 2025, a drop of about 21% from the year before and the lowest level in years.

Deaths fell in 45 states and dropped from roughly 107,000 in the year ending January 2024 to about 82,000 by December 2024.

It is real progress after the brutal spikes of the pandemic, but it is not the finish line.

Keeping this trend moving means:

➡️ Expanding access to medications for opioid use disorder (including through telehealth)

➡️ Building faster connections to care after an overdose

➡️ Investing settlement dollars in treatment, harm reduction, and recovery support

If these numbers touch your family or your community, you are not alone.

There is more work to do.

Follow our page to stay updated on what is changing in the opioid crisis. 🗞️

01/23/2026

Why the pain?

In this episode of This Past Weekend w/ , explains that trauma is a wound that never fully healed, and that is where addiction often comes in.

The brain learns to use substances to disconnect from feelings just to survive.

As a way to numb the hurt and escape the loneliness for a little while.

They also talk about how healing means slowly coming back to yourself and to other people.

Sharing what you feel instead of suppressing it.

Letting yourself be seen instead of going through it alone.

You can watch the full episode: “Dr. Gabor Maté | This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von #538” on YouTube.

Follow our page for more addiction recovery content. 🎧

01/21/2026

The opposite of addiction can’t be boiled down to just sobriety.

It’s connection.

In this episode of the podcast, Dr. Andrew Huberman sits down with therapist and best-selling author to unpack how loneliness and disconnection sit at the root of so many addictions, and why genuine intimacy can be such a powerful form of medicine.

When people finally feel emotionally safe, seen, and supported, the pull toward substances often starts to loosen.

Recovery is rooted in restoring connection to your body, your relationships, and your future.

Accessible, evidence-based care you can get right at home helps too.

What part of this conversation resonates with your experience of addiction or recovery?

Listen to the full episode on the Huberman Lab Podcast, and follow our page for more addiction recovery content. 🎧

Post-acute withdrawal doesn’t get talked about enough.You can be “doing everything right” after stopping substances and ...
01/21/2026

Post-acute withdrawal doesn’t get talked about enough.

You can be “doing everything right” after stopping substances and still feel foggy, anxious, exhausted, or on an emotional rollercoaster for weeks or months.

This is a sign that your brain and nervous system recalibrating.

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone, and you’re not going backwards.

PAWS is common, and there is support that can make this phase more manageable.

Click the link in our bio to explore your options, our recovery program is designed to help you stay steady and supported as your brain heals.

The system (not the patient) is often what makes relapse more likely.Every extra step between a person and their medicat...
01/16/2026

The system (not the patient) is often what makes relapse more likely.

Every extra step between a person and their medication like time off work, finding childcare, arranging transportation, and dealing with stigma, increases the odds that a dose gets missed and stability starts to slip.

Home delivery of medication is one way to flip that script.

Bringing treatment to where people actually are, so staying in recovery depends less on life being perfect and more on the system finally doing its job.

Reducing friction reduces risk.

That’s why we now offer home delivery of buprenorphine-naloxone for our MAT patients.

Combined with telehealth visits and prescription management, it allows people to focus on recovery instead of transportation, scheduling, and waiting rooms.

Recovery works better when it fits into real life.

Click the link in our bio to learn more 🔗

The DEA has officially extended telehealth access for buprenorphine prescribing into 2026.That means patients who rely o...
01/15/2026

The DEA has officially extended telehealth access for buprenorphine prescribing into 2026.

That means patients who rely on remote visits for medication won’t face a sudden “care cliff” while rules are still being finalized.

For people in rural areas, with limited mobility, or balancing work and family, this decision helps preserve continuity of medication for opioid use disorder.

These are policy changes that are a lifeline for so many.

Follow our page to stay informed on addiction recovery topics 🗞️

Manufacturers are introducing a new option in addiction treatment: buprenorphine troches.These slow‑dissolving medicated...
01/15/2026

Manufacturers are introducing a new option in addiction treatment: buprenorphine troches.

These slow‑dissolving medicated lozenges are designed to fit more easily into daily life.

As formulations expand beyond traditional films and tablets, clinicians have more flexibility to match treatment to how patients actually live.

More options and more accessibility means more lives are saved.

Follow our page to stay informed on addiction recovery topics 🗞️

01/09/2026

New research in more than 32,000 veterans shows the longer people stay on meds for OUD, the higher their chances of being alive years later.

For at least four years, every extra stretch of time on treatment adds survival benefit, yet most people are still encouraged (or pressured) to stop far earlier.

If you or someone you love is on medication for OUD, the data show that staying in care is a life‑saving decision.

If you’re looking to start treatment for OUD, you can click the link in our bio to get started 🔗

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12/29/2025

Understanding addiction as a chronic brain disease helps reduce stigma and remind people that seeking help is not a failure. It’s an appropriate response to a serious and treatable medical condition.

Follow our page to stay informed about addiction recovery. 🗞️

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12/24/2025

If you’re struggling with addiction during the holidays, please be gentle with yourself.

This season can make every trigger louder.

Memories, family dynamics, loneliness, money stress, and constant reminders everywhere.

You’re not weak for finding this time of year hard.

You’re navigating pressure, expectations, and pain most people never see while still trying to stay in recovery.

That alone is strength.

If all you did today was stay here, breathe, and not give up, you’re doing enough.

You are not behind, you are not broken, and you are absolutely not alone in this.

If you’re looking to start your recovery journey in 2026, we can help you. Feel free to comment or DM for more info. 📫

12/23/2025

Medications for OUD are one of the most powerful tools available to keep people alive.

Studies show that being on these medications can cut the risk of dying from overdose by about half or more, especially after a non‑fatal overdose.

No one should lose their life because evidence‑based treatment was too hard to access.

If you want clear, judgment‑free breakdowns on how these medicines work and why they matter, follow this page to stay informed.

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12/22/2025

Around 210 people a day still die from drug overdoses in the U.S., but tools like naloxone and medications for OUD are already cutting that number down.

No one should die because help was too hard to reach.

If you want clear, judgment‑free breakdowns on what is actually saving lives, and how treatment and harm reduction work, follow our page to stay informed. 🗞️

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