Recovery In The News
Recovery in the News
Phoenix Awards honor recovery
Ingrid Stegemoeller. The Olympian, June 8, 2006
GOP heavyweights back Pat K as some call for resignation
Dave Wedge, Boston Herald, June 8, 2006
Survey backs drug treatment: Most respondents view programs as prison alternative for addicts
Lynn Anderson, The Baltimore Sun, June 4, 2006
The crystal meth myth: Media’s methamphetamine fixation feeds users’ glorification of the drug, says a former addict
Patrick Moore, The Los Angeles Times, June 12, 2006
PORTLAND: Oregon child abuse climbs after cuts to substance abuse programs
The News Tribune, June 8, 2006
Kennedy Finds Recovery Sponsor in Ramstad
Bree Hocking, Roll Call, June 6, 2006
The Road to Recovery: Nonprofit to support drug, DUI, mental health treatment services, fill gaps in court program
Nikki Young,The Gainesville Times, May 28, 2006
Women break meth’s grip
Katie McDevitt, East Valley/Scottsdale Tribune, May 28, 2006
Groups Fight Rule on Aid to Students; Drug convictions disqualify applicants from getting federal funds. Foes say the law is unfair.
Seema Mehta, Los Angeles Times, May 15, 2006
FAVOR Unveils Strategy for Recovery ‘Messaging’
Bob Curley, Join Together, May 19, 2006
Religion: A bright light for addicts? For many, church offers community and support
Jonathan Jones, Inside Bay Area.com, May 20, 2006
Taft backs treating, not jailing, drug users
Alan Johnson, The Columbia Dispatch , May 16, 2006
Ontario’s health minister hopes his story will help others battling drug use
John Miner, London Free Press , May 13, 2006
Recovering addict shares his story
Darren Duarte, Wethersfield-WTNH, May 10, 2006
Health minister admits drug use
Robin Harvey, Toronto Star , May 12, 2006
Doctoral graduate overcomes addiction, earns Governor’s Award for Volunteers
University of Kentucky, College of Education
Patrick Kennedy deserves compassion
Recovery Times-Dispatch, May 11, 2006
Confronting Addiction: What Others Say
The Enquirer, May 10 , 2006
CU-Boulder Announces Creation Of New Student Recovery Center
University of Colorado, Boulder, May 9, 2006
The time is now to pass Timothy’s Law
Jean Anne Cipolla, The Journal News, April 30, 2006
Advocates push legislation for addiction-recovery services: The effort comes as Governor Carcieri has proposed cutting $1.3 million from state spending on detoxification and psychiatric services.
Elizabeth Gudrais, Journal State House Bureau, April 26, 2006
Iowan testifies in Congress about meth
The Des Moines Register, April 25, 2006
Derry substance abuse program aimed at Native Americans
Elise Castelli, Union Leader, April 21, 2006
‘Clean time’ resurrects lives: Service to others
Gary Soulsman, Delaware Online- The News Journal, April 16, 2006
Just Check No? A lie college students might want to tell.
Ryan Grim, Slate Magazine, April 13, 2006
Addict Races For Recovery: Man Finds Worth In Messenger Role
The Boston Channel, April 12, 2006
Rolling Toward Recovery
Natalie Fieleke, News Tribune, April 11, 2006
Retired Lawyer Helps Others With Addiction and Mental Health
Douglas S. Malan, The Connecticut Law Tribune, April 6, 2006
Scientist probes teen brains for addiction clues: U.S. anti-drug chief says daring kids to keep off drugs may backfire
Associated Press, April 3, 2006
Mother, Young Son Reunited After Beating Meth Addiction
Tim Gordon, KOIN News 6, April, 2006
Helping Others While Helping Themselves
Kathryn Alfisi, Washington Lawyer, March 2006
Treat addiction as the disease it is
Dr. Robert B. ladeluca, Fauquier News Democrat, March 14, 2006
Specialized Care for Expectant Mothers on Methadone
Join Together, March 13, 2006
A Positive Prison Experience: Inmate Offers Herself as Proof of Md. Program’s Effectiveness
Amit R. Paley, Washington Post, March 8, 2006
Drug conviction may not prevent aid for students: Changes could mean chance to start fresh.
Marsha Sills, The Daily Advertiser, March 7, 2006
Mother, Young Son Reunited After Beating Meth Addiction
Tim Gordon, KOIN News 6, March 7, 2006
Fighting drugs a difficult battle for Kenai Peninsula, elsewhere
Hal Spence, Kenai Peninsula Online, March 6, 2006
Former meth user breaks free from 14-year addiction
Adam Kress, The Phoenix Business Journal, March 3, 2006
Drug addiction headlines chamber lunch
Matthew Keough, Medford Transcript, March 2, 2006
Finding non-drinking buddies online; Many Web sites and networks are there to support sobriety at any time, any place.
Emilie van Outeren, Medford Transcript, February 26, 2006
Parents Call For Tax Hike on Alcohol: $10M proceeds would expand treatment for addicts in N.J.
Jonathan Tamari, Asbury Park Press, February 23, 2006
Mothers say a nickel can fight addiction: Parent group rallies at Statehouse seeking an alcohol tax dedicated to drug treatment
Carol Ann Campbell, The Star Ledger, February 23, 2006
Helping addicts rebuild lives
Tammie Smith, Richmond Times-Dispatch, December 5, 2005
On 48th Try at Rehabilitation, an Alcoholic and Addict Finally Meets With Success
Anthony Ramirez, The New York Times , November 25, 2005
Businessman’s goal is to lead addicts to recovery
Devorah Ben-David, Richmond Times-Dispatch , November 28, 2005
A Refuge for Recovery
Stephan Chupaska, Shore Publishing, November 25, 2005
Addicts perform addiction play
Ricardo Kaulessar, Hudson Reporter, November, 12, 2005
Fundraising Begins For Women’s Home
Kevin Koelling, The Perry County News, November 15, 2005
Quitting Meth Pays Off
Charles Ornstein, Los Angeles Times, November 14, 2005
Mainers celebrate the ‘fix’ of hope
Debbie Dettor, Bangor Daily News, November 10, 2005
Meth Comes Out of the Closet
John-Manuel Andriote,The Washington Post, November 8, 2005
Group gives human face to stigma of addiction
Sula Pettibon, The Herald, November 1, 2005
His goal for life is to boot addiction
October 28, 2005
Experts caution against rush to judgment on meth
Elizabeth Stawicki, Minnesota Public Radio, October 28, 2005
California Guardsman Who Overcame Adversity Dies in Iraq
Los Angeles Times, October 25, 2005
Field Asks Congress to Include Addiction Services in Disaster Response
www.jointogether.org, October 24, 2005
A Last Chance For Teen Girls
Michele McPhee, Boston Herald, October 23, 2005
Grant to Help Baltimore Addicts’ Recovery
Associated Press, Washington Post, October 13, 2005
Real Recovery in My Backyard
Challenger NKY, October 16, 2005
State planning ‘Recovery Kentucky’ centers throughout Kentucky
By Joe Biesk, Lexington Herald-Leader, October 09, 2005
Addicts’ own stories confirm neuroscience
By Rita Rubin, USA TODAY, October 9, 2005
Addicts gather to march
By Gary Remal, Blethen Maine Newspapers Inc., September 26, 2005
Community Members Gather To Support Addiction Recovery
By Taylor Reed, Caledonian Record, September 23, 2005
National Abuse Recovery Month Underway; Local efforts are made to raise awareness.
By Christopher M. Staten, Connections Newspapers September 22, 2005
Recovery walk offers support for addicts
Bangor Daily News, September 22, 2005
Mass. groups support ex-addicts; Marchers descend on State House in support of recovering drug users
By Jessica Arriens, The Daily Free Press, September 21, 2005
Kitty Dukakis knocks detox cutbacks at `Recovery Day’ celebration
By Laura Crimaldi/Common Disgrace, Boston Herald, September 21, 2005
Fewer alcoholics are seeking treatment
By Kevin W. McCullough, Los Angeles Times, September 19, 2005
Walk Participants Gather To Show Others There’s Hope
By FRANCES GRANDY TAYLOR, Courant, September 19, 2005
High cost of drug sentences in Maryland
By Dan Rodricks, The Baltimore Sun, September 15, 2005
Explain past addiction candidly but briefly
By Nick Corcodilos, The Seattle Times Company, August 14, 2005
Don’t despair: There’s a way to rid yourself of addiction
By MARK HOLMBERG, Times Dispatch, July 31, 2005
Concerts, comedy and recovery: Joe Buck’s Freedom Festival celebrates sober living
By Luanne J. Hunt, San Bernardino County Sun Los Angeles Newspaper Group, July 14, 2005
Woman draws on experience to carry message of recovery
By DAVID HENCH, Blethen Maine Newspapers Inc., July 05, 2005
King County Jail inmates may get methadone
By Ari Bloomekatz, The Seattle Times Company, July 07, 2005
AIDS Crisis Brings Radical Change In Iran’s Response to Heroin Use
By Karl Vick, The Washington Post Company, July 5, 2005
Confusing laws allow abuse and inequality
By Jason Riley and Kay Stewart, The Courier-Journal, May 15, 2005
Safe haven; A former roadie comes home to help recovering drug abusers come clean
By DENISE M. BONILLA, NASSAU AND SUFFOLK EDITION, June 26, 2005
Helping Inmates Kick Drugs (and the Prison Habit)
By Kate Zernike, Sunday’s NYTimes, June 26, 2005
Recovering Addicts Work for Acceptance
By Merlene Davis, Lexington Herald-Leader and wire service sources, June 21, 2005
The Fight Against Substance Abuse
By Michael H. Michaud, Magic City Morning Star, June 17, 2005
Sylvania: Half-Ironman event honors those who fight addiction
By Toledo Blade, June 9, 2005
Group wants automatic restoration of voting rights
By Terez Paylor, Lexington Herald-Leader, June 7, 2005
Inmate’s letter helped pass law
By Rubén Rosario, St. Paul Pioneer Press, June 6, 2005
Faith & Values: Recovery Church
By Delma J. Francis, Star Tribune, June 4, 2005
New location sought for rehab center
By Peggy Kreimer, The Cincinnati Post, May 26, 2005
Drug facility plan splits neighbors
The Cincinnati Post, May 23, 2005
Chemical Independence Day offers freedom from addiction; City event gives addicts avenues for treatment
By Lynn Anderson, The Baltimore Sun, May 18, 2005
Drug, alcohol addicts use art to help recover
Josh Swartzlander, Lincoln Journal Star, May 16, 2005
Confusing laws allow abuse and inequality, Filing errors also leave some sealed cases open
By Jason Riley and Kay Stewart, The Courier-Journal, May 15, 2005
Sober Housing for Recovering Students: New Recovery Dorms Help
Support Sobriety for Student Substance Abusers
ABC News, May 15, 2005
Victims’ relatives rally for more state drug rehab funds
By Steve Twedt, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, May 11, 2005
DiGirolamo and families seek more funding for drug and alcohol treatment
Capitol News, May 10, 2005
Mother’s Day has a different meaning for moms in recovery
By Emily Fancher, Inside Bay Area, May 6, 2005
Group to form recovery center in Oneonta
Mark Boshnack, The Daily Star, April 30, 2005
Heroin Addicts Clamor for Scarce Medicine
Michael Rubinkam, The Associated Press, April 28, 2005
Restrictions mute drug’s promise
Alec MacGillis, Baltimore Sun, April 24, 2005
Notes on Motherhood Grand Prize Winner
Sharon, April 15, 2005
Lexmark donates land to shelter
Jennifer Hewlett, Lexington Herald-Leader, April 14, 2005
Ex-offenders lobby for drug treatment money
Mike Ward, Austin American-Statesman, March 29, 2005
Try this on for size
Editorial, NewsofDelaware.com, February 16, 2005
For former Addicts, a place to call home
Lynn Anderson, Baltimore Sun, January 17, 2005
Alice’s House eases recovery, return to life
Diane Kubiak, Post-trib.com, January, 5, 2005
Healing while stealing
Courier-Journal.com, January 5, 2005
For recovering addicts, a holiday hurdle
Alexandra Marks, Christian Science Monitor, December 30, 2004
New year, new laws: One hurdle gone for drug felons
Clea Benson, Bee Capitol Bureau, December 29, 2004
Pill Helps Addicts, but Not Here; No Doctors in Spokane Prescribing Drug Suboxone
Carla K. Johnson, RedNOVA, December 22, 2004
Quitting Wasn’t His Last Call
Steve Springer, Los Angeles Times, December 20, 2004
Couple use past to help others
Patty Allen-Jones, HeraldTribune.com, December 12, 2004
Get help for chemically dependent parents
Henry L. Govert, Seattlepi.com, December 14, 2004
Kentucky to expand efforts to help substance abusers
Deborah Yetter, Courier-Journal.com, Decebmer 11, 2004
The Red Road to Recovery
Keloland.com
Oregon Addiction Forum Reveals Need for Treatment
Join Together.com, September 29, 2004
Recovering addicts fight stigma
Scott Sloan, Lexington Herald-Leader, September 5, 2004
Ex-addicts get on track
Erica Molina, El Paso Times, August 4, 2004
Companies Must Break ‘Conspiracy of Silence’ on Addiction
Join Together, July 15, 2004
Double punishment; Fight drug abuse? Sure. At the expense of a college degree?
Akron Beacon Journal (Ohio), June 7, 2004



