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Step-by-step guide for families facing a mental health or addiction crisis — crisis hotlines, mobile teams, emergency departments, and how to prepare before an emergency strikes.

Attorney General Kris Mayes announces $10 million from Arizona's opioid settlement will support coordinated reentry services in five rural counties, helping individuals transition from incarceration to recovery.

Boston reports 120 opioid overdose deaths in 2025—a 56% decline from 2023 peak and the lowest number in 10 years, driven by expanded naloxone access and harm reduction strategies.

How family therapy works in addiction treatment, what to expect in sessions, and evidence-based approaches that help families rebuild trust and communication.

Rural North Carolina county allocates opioid settlement dollars to medication-assisted treatment, recovery housing, and naloxone distribution for fiscal year 2026-27.

Learn to identify early warning signs of substance use disorder in loved ones. A practical guide for families on behavioral, physical, and psychological indicators—and when to seek help.

Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority announces largest-ever funding round supporting 150 projects across prevention, treatment, recovery, and harm reduction initiatives statewide.

Evidence-based strategies for preventing relapse in addiction recovery — understanding triggers, stages of relapse, coping skills, and how families can support long-term sobriety.

HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces $708 million in federal funding for addiction treatment, mental health services, and homelessness support, including the new STREETS program and CCBHC expansion.