Fall 2018 Newsletter

by Greg Tiritilli | Dec 6, 2018 | blog

In this issue : – Introducing our new Medical Director – Tips to help clients in recovery stay sober through the Holidays – How to help clients with addiction issues who are reluctant to enter a treatment program get help. Download here to...

Tips for Staying Sober During The Holidays

by Greg Tiritilli | Nov 15, 2018 | blog

From the desk of Greg Tiritilli, RAC The long-awaited change of seasons is finally here. As temperatures begin to cool, sober people find themselves facing a multitude of high-risk situations. Parties and gatherings surrounding the fall semester, football and...

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