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Coalition Recovery’s founder, Alexander Ronzino, talks with ABC to share how our aftercare is revolutionizing addiction treatment.
College can be a stressful time. Students are independent for their first time all while juggling academics, work, health, organizations, internships, and social life. Often times students turn to alcohol and drugs to help them socialize, study, and relax. Here are ways to help students (whether or not in recovery) keep away from the ever popular party scene associated with college life.
Dr. Debra Barnett, Coalition Recovery’s 4x Board Certified Psychiatrist, talks to ABC News about her work for Coalition Recovery and the importance Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) has on success rates in substance abuse treatment.
Finding the right treatment can be confusing, especially because practically all treatment facilities have varying treatment styles, philosophies, and goals. Here’s a little guide to help you know what is important.
Some thrill-seekers are finding a new way to get high in Hillsborough County by lacing Marijuana with formaldehyde or phencyclidine (PCP).
Brittany was an individual who excelled through our program and built many lasting relationships between her peers as well as the staff. Thank you, Brittany for sharing your story in hopes it gives someone else the strength to break out of their own comfort zone and make the healthy choice of getting better!
Taylor shares here experiences with Coalition Recovery. Watch her video testimonial here!
As the opioid epidemic increases, heroin use is also on the rise. Often people turn to this opioid as a cheaper alternative to prescription painkillers. Learn how to tell if your loved one is using heroin.
Do you have a loved one who is addicted to alcohol or drugs but you are just not sure how to approach it? Interventions might be an answer. Learn how they can help and how to go about setting one up.
Prescription drug abuse has become an overwhelming problem today. The origins of this type of addiction are slightly different than other addictions and thus should have the support that aligns with it. Here are some examples of support groups tailored specifically for prescription drug abuse.