Unions Battling Opioid Addiction

Since the pandemic, it’s become more important than ever to cut the BS and get real about substance abuse and mental health. People are dying, and there’s no time to waste on shame, fear, and lies.

Is Drug Rehab Supported By Labor Unions?

Has the stress of work been causing you to drink or use drugs more? Transformations Care is here to tell you that you’re not alone and you can overcome your addiction — while keeping your job.

Frontline Workers & Substance Abuse: The New Addiction Crisis

We’re all aware that the pandemic has affected everyone’s lives by causing unemployment, businesses to close, quarantine isolation and depression, worry for loved ones, and so much more.

Struggling With Substance Abuse & Working From Home

Let’s be honest…working from home during the pandemic is probably driving you crazy.

Get Addiction Help: Resources for Workers

Recovery support meetings can get a bad rap.

Addiction Help For Families: 3 Hard Facts To Remember When Dealing With An Addicted Spouse

Are you stuck working from home? So many Americans have seen their normal daily routines shattered due to COVID-19

Forgiving An Addicted Loved One In 5 Steps

Having an addict or alcoholic in your family is devastating. For years, you’re hurt, disappointed, and frustrated over and over again.

Addiction & Anxiety: How To Handle Your Spouse’s Co-Occurring Disorder

Having a spouse that struggles with addiction is hard enough. If they’re struggling with anxiety or another mental health disorder too, it can be totally overwhelming

Dealing With An Addicted Spouse: How To Create A Recovery-Friendly Environment At Home

If your spouse has struggled with addiction, you’ve probably tried everything you could possibly think of to help them get clean and sober — and it probably didn’t work. It’s so frustrating when you just want to see them better, and you don’t know what to do. In the end, though, their recovery is theirs alone. If they’ve finally decided to enter a residential addiction treatment facility and get help, how can you support their recovery when they get back? You can create a recovery-friendly environment for your loved one.

Al-Anon In A Pandemic: 12 Step Groups & Alternative Resources For Loved Ones of Addicts and Alcoholics

If you have a spouse or partner in recovery, you understand how important their support meetings are to maintaining their sobriety