Three and a half years ago, a police officer looked around at the community before her. She saw her neighbors struggling with substance use, mental…
“I was at a turning point. I could have repeated the cycle that I had been in for the last 20 years, or I could…
This report documents the experiences of five programs, including ATR, that integrate employment services into treatment and recovery programs for people with substance use disorder (SUD).…
Ryan Whitcomb describes himself as “the least anonymous person” in Alcoholics Anonymous (AA). After working in EMS for 18 years, his substance use disorder (SUD)…
Every morning, Carissa wakes up ready for another day. She showers, brushes her hair, her teeth, and heads out the door for another day of…
As the term “recovery capital” has become more prevalent in the recovery community and in recovery support programs, like ATR, we are diving into how…
At the end of 2021, there were nearly 11 million job openings across the United States according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. The impacts…
In April, one of our Paths to Empowerment (P2E) program facilitators, Kevin B., passed away. There is nothing more confusing to navigate than the tragic…
Last year, Dominique entered the doors of her recovery home knowing it was time to ask for help. She describes this time as “desolate,” having…
PRESS RELEASE  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 7, 2021  Contact: Sarah Farmer, AHP Phone: 508-308-0264 Email: sfarmer@ahpnet.com Contact: Linda Wolf, AHP Phone: 617-970-2427 Email: lwolf@ahpnet.com  WORKING RECOVERY Symposium Speakers and Topics Announced U.S. Secretary of Labor Martin J. Walsh to Headline…