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10/30/2025

Interesting article about women and treatment https://bit.ly/4hyQEHP

Research from Ashley Addiction Treatment and Johns Hopkins University shows that women experience substance use and recovery differently from men and benefit significantly from gender-responsive, holistic treatment.

Women’s alcohol misuse has soared 84% since 2001 and stayed high even after the pandemic, while men’s declined.

The study of over 1,700 patients revealed that women enter treatment later and with higher anxiety, depression, and trauma, yet recover faster when programs address emotional, spiritual, and physical wellness alongside traditional therapy.

Women’s satisfaction and engagement were tied to supportive relationships, comfort, and community rather than data or education alone.

Researchers emphasize that recovery for women is deeply relational “about connection and belonging” and that broader workplace and societal support, such as flexible schedules and stigma-free cultures, are essential to helping more women access and sustain recovery.

Ashley Addiction Treatment is collaborating with Johns Hopkins University on studies to improve addiction treatment outcomes.

10/30/2025

Interesting article about women and treatment https://bit.ly/4hyQEHP

Research from Ashley Addiction Treatment and Johns Hopkins University shows that women experience substance use and recovery differently from men and benefit significantly from gender-responsive, holistic treatment.

Women’s alcohol misuse has soared 84% since 2001 and stayed high even after the pandemic, while men’s declined.

The study of over 1,700 patients revealed that women enter treatment later and with higher anxiety, depression, and trauma, yet recover faster when programs address emotional, spiritual, and physical wellness alongside traditional therapy.

Women’s satisfaction and engagement were tied to supportive relationships, comfort, and community rather than data or education alone.

Researchers emphasize that recovery for women is deeply relational “about connection and belonging” and that broader workplace and societal support, such as flexible schedules and stigma-free cultures, are essential to helping more women access and sustain recovery.

10/26/2025

You don’t need perfection to move forward. Just point in the right direction.
Show up for yourself this week.

10/20/2025

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10/16/2025

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Teens Using less Drugs — But the Risk Has Never Been Higher
Recent NIH data show that adolescent drug use remains below pre-pandemic levels — but overdose deaths among teens have surged, driven by counterfeit pills laced with fentanyl.

“Even delaying the start of use by one year can reduce lifetime risk.”
— Dr. Nora Volkow, NIDA Director
That's why education in schools is so important.
Early prevention and open conversations matter more than ever.

10/12/2025

This is your Sunday reminder…
Start where you are.
Use what you have.
Do what you can.

Recovery isn’t about perfection — it’s about persistence.
Let this week be about grace, growth, and moving forward, one day at a time.

10/07/2025

More Than a Bed. A Future.

The Lifeline 4 Nurses Scholarship provides housing, recovery coaching, life skills, and digital workshops through Next Recovery. This isn’t just a roof, it’s a foundation for long-term success.

Won't you please donate to our GoFundMe? Link is on our homepage, NextRecovery.life. Every dollar gets us closer to our goal.

10/05/2025

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“A new study finds that between 1990 and 2021, the global number of drug-related deaths more than doubled—from ~61,800 to ~137,300 annually—despite only modest changes in the prevalence of drug use.

This dramatic rise highlights that it’s not always new substances driving the crisis, but gaps in harm reduction, treatment access, and social supports. We must push for more equitable health systems, comprehensive prevention strategies, and compassionate care if we hope to turn this tide.”

Researchers used new statistical methods to analyze public data on the global health burden due to drug addiction. They showed that drug-related mortality has i

09/30/2025

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09/28/2025

Watch this tonight and tomorrow morning to remind us that life is about one day at a time.💫

09/21/2025

Monday reminder: keep your heads up and your hearts open—recovery grows stronger when we lead with resilience, grace and compassion.

September is Recovery Awareness Month, so step into this week ready to meet goals, connect, and keep moving forward. Celebrate recovery and to help break the stigma against substance use disorders.

Call us at 352-363-9709 or visit nextrecovery.life
to learn how our recovery homes and coaching can support your journey.