Resources To Help You Reach Your Recovery Goals

Holidays can be a really difficult time for people in recovery. For some people, that includes Halloween. People who were separated from kids or have challenging family setups may find it hard to get through family-oriented holidays like Halloween. For others, a day known for partying can bring up past memories of using drugs. If

We were devastated to learn about the tragic events that unfolded in our beloved city of Lewiston. Our deepest sympathy goes out to the victims, their families, and anyone who was affected.  Groups is a community, and we will come together to support each other through and beyond this challenging time. If you are currently

Written by: Sarah DuRivage-Jacobs Fact Checked By: Amy Spier, LCSW Treatment and recovery can look different from person to person. Wherever you are right now, you have the power to meet your recovery goals. Even if you’re no longer in group therapy or taking medication. “When we have the skills and we know how to

When people don’t feel well, physically or mentally, medication can help them feel better. The same is true for those who don’t feel well because of drug cravings or withdrawal. People who use drugs often face stigma. As a result, there are barriers to medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorders (OUD). This article is

At Groups, we understand that recovery is about more than not using drugs. Our comprehensive care model supports the whole you — including other challenges in life that can sometimes get in the way of meeting short- and long-term goals. To do that, we’re here to help you and your family access what you need

Recovery is an ongoing process of showing up for yourself every single day. Even when times get really rough. But in those moments, there are ways to help keep yourself on track. “This is a marathon not a sprint. Imagine you’re driving your car and you hit a pothole. You’re more than likely going to