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Here's a calendar of awareness events to find resources and support for addiction and mental health issues. ororecovery.com/addiction-ment…

How are you doing? 💙 This #StressAwarenessMonth and beyond, remember to check in with yourself and others. It's okay to feel difficult emotions like stress. Focus on what's in your control and practice healthy coping techniques. You got this! 👏

March is #VapingAwarenessMonth. Because vaping is a physical oral habit, finding healthy substitutes can be helpful for quitting. Here are some ideas... ororecovery.com/how-to-quit-va…

There is progress, but the crisis is not over. Recent data shows overdose deaths in the U.S. are declining after years of increase, with some reports indicating a significant drop in recent years. This is an encouraging sign that prevention efforts are making an impact. However, fentanyl and synthetic opioids continue to drive the majority of overdose deaths, and thousands of lives are still lost each year. One pill can still take a life. Prevention is working. But we are not done. Sources: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, American Hospital Association cdc.gov/media/releases… cdc.gov/overdose-preve… aha.org/news/headline/… #MAPDA #OnePillCanKill #FentanylCrisis #PreventionStartsWithConversation #DrugAwareness #ProtectOurYouth

March 15 to 21, 2026 is National #Inhalants and Poisons Awareness Week. #NIPAW ororecovery.com/national-inhal…

Having DID is, for many people, a very lonely thing. Clinicians, and all others whose lives are touched by DID, need to grasp the fundamentally illusive nature of memory, because memory, or the lack of it, is an integral component of this condition.

Wise words... "Broken crayons still color the same."

A lot of people use the terms “panic attack” and “anxiety attack” interchangeably, but panic attacks and anxiety attacks are slightly different beasts. Our clinical psychologist explains what’s going on when your body goes haywire — and how to get back to a place of calm. cle.clinic/3Nc2D3i

Here are some excellent movies to watch during Bipolar Awareness Month in March... ororecovery.com/9-movies-about…

Even though Secondary Trauma is caused by indirect exposure to traumatic events, the symptoms can be similar to PTSD and just as difficult for some people. ororecovery.com/secondary-trau…

Addiction: A Disease Both Like and Unlike Many Others buff.ly/dpbktV5 Addiction shares characteristics of other diseases, but its social consequences are unique. Attempts to normalize addiction by comparing it to other diseases have backfired, increasing stigma. Public health messaging that downplays effects of addiction on other people erodes public trust. Reducing stigma requires us to humanize addiction through candid self-disclosure.

People think 7-Hydroxymitragynine or 7-OH is safe because it is marketed as a Kratom supplement but it has a high risk of addiction and intense withdrawal symptoms. ororecovery.com/7-oh/

A reminder for you 💙 Progress doesn’t need to be perfect to be meaningful. #MentalHealthSupport #WellnessJourney #SynchronizedHealthandRecovery

#ChildhoodTrauma can cause problems with mental health, #relationships, and addiction later in life. Mind and body therapies can be effective treatment approaches. ororecovery.com/7-ways-childho…

In a world that pulls us apart, choosing to connect is a radical act of care Image: instagram.com/headspace

EMDR Therapy uses #BilateralStimulation for #PTSD and anxiety to engage both hemispheres of the brain using different sensory inputs. Here are some common techniques... ororecovery.com/bilateral-stim…

Many can experience emotional distress, like anxiety, constant worrying & trouble sleeping, after a traumatic event. 💙 If you or someone you know is struggling with #PTSD, help is available: samhsa.gov/mental-health/…

Oro House Recovery Centers is now In-Network with Blue Shield and Tri-Care. OroRecovery.com Join us for networking and lunch on Thursday, February 19, from 11:30 am to 2 pm.

"In other words, the purpose of music goes far beyond its auditory appeal; it is a critical tool to understanding ourselves and improving our mental health.” How has music helped support your mental health? For #MentalWellnessMonth, we reflect on these insights of the research behind how music can be a helpful way to regulate emotions, while impacting our mood in positive ways. Read the full blog to learn more: bit.ly/3LzDSxs

The #recovery path isn't always easy, but the destination is worth it. #Motivation