THE FIRST STEP TO ENDING THE EPIDEMIC AROUND ADDICTION IS EDUCATING OURSELVES

I PROMISE TO SEE ADDICTION AS A DISEASE AND THE PERSON BEHIND IT

Addiction changes the chemistry of one’s brain so that controlling drug-use is no longer a choice. It’s a medical disorder, one that needs our help as a society to heal.

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RECOVERY STARTS WITH SUPPORT

Talking about and understanding addiction is the first step to recovery. Whether you’re struggling with addiction or are a loved one of someone struggling, we have the resources and treatment options to help any Franklin County resident.

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LEARN ABOUT PEER SUPPORT AND REQUEST A SUPPORTER

I PROMISE TO UNDERSTAND ADDICTION DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE

Within a week, the body can develop a dependence on opioids. And it can happen to anyone regardless of age, race, gender, sexual orientation or socio-economic status.

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RECOVERY IS A JOURNEY

Recovery doesn’t just happen overnight, it happens every single night. It happens by talking about addiction. It happens by relapsing. It happens by trying different treatments. Whether you’re struggling with addiction or the stigmas associated with addiction, recovery is possible.

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