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01/03/2026

We’re told that a “new year” means a new you. But what if that idea is exactly why so many people feel discouraged, anxious, or stuck by February? This piece takes a closer look at New Year’s resolutions through a mental-health lens—and offers a more grounded alternative.

Stay mentally strong this New Year's by managing stress, creating healthy habits, and celebrating small achievements daily.

12/28/2025

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12/20/2025

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Our Medication-Assisted Treatment services offers a proven approach to reduce withdrawal symptoms and improve long-term recovery outcomes.

12/18/2025

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12/15/2025

Struggling with holiday triggers? Our latest article shares practical relapse-prevention strategies, self-care tips, and ways to stay connected during one of the toughest seasons for addiction recovery.

Discover practical tips for managing triggers and maintaining sobriety during the busy holiday season.

12/11/2025

Struggling with holiday triggers? Our latest article shares practical relapse-prevention strategies, self-care tips, and ways to stay connected during one of the toughest seasons for addiction recovery.

Discover practical tips for managing triggers and maintaining sobriety during the busy holiday season.

12/08/2025

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12/05/2025

Every month, thousands of people type the same question into search engines: what is the most addictive drug? The answers often list familiar substances: ni****ne, alcohol, methamphetamine, he**in, fentanyl. Each of these has a powerful claim. Yet to understand why opioids in particular stand out — not only as addictive, but as deadly — requires a longer view.

Learn how the most addictive drug shaped history, from its discovery to its widespread influence today.

10/19/2025

Dear Friends and Supporters,

As you are aware, the hearing on my medical license and the constitutionality of the McNally law was scheduled for Monday at 1pm in Jonesborough, TN.

The State made a last-minute change, and the hearing will now be on Zoom. There will be no one at the courthouse.

We can only speculate as to the reasons, but I am sure they were aware that there was going to be a large turn-out. I apologize to everyone, including all the physicians who re-scheduled their patients, and the lawyers who cancelled court dates to attend the hearing.

We can still impress upon them the importance of this matter.

Please log in to the Zoom address below on Monday at 1:15. Even if you cannot stay for the entire hearing, it would be nice to let the Justices know that there is community support.

Thanks for your help.

Tom

The hearing will be livestreamed, and here is the YouTube livestream link for you to share with the general public for them to view the hearing. https://www.youtube.com/live/AROrCvg52_Q As a reminder, the YouTube link will not allow anyone to enter the virtual Zoom hearing room; it will only allow people to view the hearing.

W2016-01171-COA-R3-CVWashington County Chancery Court., No 25-CV-0225Three-Judge Panel Case

10/19/2025

Tom,
Your fearless willingness to address the opiates crisis head-on, as thousands died and most of medicine intentionally looked away, saved many more thousands of Appalachian lives and inspired colleagues. That politicians would usurp your powerful work and message by portraying you and your team as anything but absolute heroes cost you almost everything you ever built and owned, creating hardships for you and your family, while betraying your patients in 3 states.
How do you spell demagoguery?

Dr. Dan Sumrock

A Fellow of the American Academy of Family Physicians (FAAFP) and Diplomate of the American Society of Addiction Medicine (DFASAM), he leads educational programs, research, and community outreach on addiction science. In 2023, he was appointed to the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) Region X Board, highlighting his leadership in the field.072f7b

10/01/2025

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09/29/2025