Recovery Month

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Parents: The #NewYear gives you a new opportunity to talk to your children about alcohol. Talk with your children early and often about the dangers of #UnderageDrinking. For help getting started, visit samhsa.gov/underage-drink…

With each new year comes the exciting opportunity to refresh our perspective and set new goals. What are your goals for the new year? #RisforRecovery

Help combat the #OpioidEpidemic. If you or someone you know may be experiencing opioid use disorder, visit @SAMHSAgov's treatment locator to explore options.

It's always a good time to start your path to #recovery. Browse and share #RecoveryMonth resources to spread the message to others — recovery is possible and within reach!

Your unique relationship with a loved one can play a major role in helping them get the help and support they need with a mental or substance use disorder. #RisforRecovery

Motivation tip: sharing your personal improvement goals with peers can be a great way to maintain accountability! Browse our list of local and regional support groups. #RisforRecovery

Celebrate the joys of #recovery. Download and share PSAs to spread the word that recovery is possible for anyone! #RisforRecovery

Keep in mind that many experience feelings of loneliness this time of year. Let people in your community know they are never alone — take a moment to post #recovery events in your area. #RisforRecovery

The correct answer is all of the above! Find more information about MAT and locate treatment here: samhsa.gov/medication-ass…

Medication-assisted treatment (MAT) combines behavioral therapy with prescribed medication that serves to:

Marijuana is the most commonly used illegal substance in the U.S., and there are real risks for people who use #marijuana, especially youth and young adults, and women who are pregnant or nursing. Know the risks: youtube.com/watch?v=gejXD3… #WednesdayWisdom:

Many experience pain and loneliness around the holiday season, but #recovery can bring warmth and a smile to a cold day. You are never alone in the recovery journey! Reach out to a friend, or explore our directory of community groups.

If there's a Veteran in your life who may be struggling with mental health or substance use, the #VeteransCrisisLine is available to help, 24/7/365. Call 1-800-273-8255 to talk to a qualified listener today.

When it comes to vaping, what's fact and what's fiction? Learn more about the short- and long-term effects of vaping, and dispel common myths with @SAMHSAgov's Tips for Teens.

If you're concerned for a loved one, @SAMHSAgov's National Helpline is ready to provide information or referral to treatment and #recovery support services. Call 1-800-662-HELP or visit the website today. #RisforRecovery

Though stress is a part of life,  stress management strategies can help — from exercise to meditation. What are your favorite ways to relieve stress? Reply to share your tips!

There are many paths to #recovery. Learn about finding quality treatment, the different types, and what to expect when starting treatment. #RisforRecovery

Spread the love this holiday season by showing your support for those in #recovery! Connect with peers to share inspiration and make meaningful connections. #RisforRecovery

Let your child know it’s never okay to get behind the wheel while impaired & that getting in a car with someone who has been drinking or using substances is also dangerous. More info at bit.ly/2E4JpaU #ImpairedDrivingPreventionMonth