On The Nature Of Addiction
What Happens to Your Brain When You Take Drugs?
There is now scientific evidence to dispel rumors that addiction is a “moral failing.”
On The Nature Of Addiction
What Happens to Your Brain When You Take Drugs?
There is now scientific evidence to dispel rumors that addiction is a “moral failing.”
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I met Sherman Stennis in January of 2014. Mr. Stennis was my first client as a Peer Recovery Coach at Home of New Vision (HNV). I noticed right away that he was on fire for recovery.
Sherman has a history of over forty years in dealing with addiction. It was blatantly obvious that he was ready to change his life style so we immediately started working a viable recovery plan. He would attend a Men’s Group here at the agency that I facilitated, and attend twelve step meetings of his choice throughout the course of the week. Sherman also had an awesome team of HNV professionals working with him which included a therapist, case manager, and other supports (the professionals here at HNV love being around him because he has a very magnetic personality and has a positive impact on everyone he comes into contact with).
During the entire time, he lived in the shelter at the Delonis Center with Continue reading
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Home of New Vision (HNV) was founded by Glynis Anderson in December 1996 with the opening of a single recovery residence. Continue reading