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Understanding what neuroinflammation is helps explain why addiction affects more than behavior alone—it impacts the brai...
03/02/2026

Understanding what neuroinflammation is helps explain why addiction affects more than behavior alone—it impacts the brain at a biological level.

Because of you, recovery includes the whole family. 💙 Your generosity has helped raise $18.5M, expanding Recovering Toge...
03/02/2026

Because of you, recovery includes the whole family. 💙

Your generosity has helped raise $18.5M, expanding Recovering Together and restoring hope for families at Ashley. Thank you for believing in healing, connection, and brighter futures.

🔗 Learn more & support this work: https://bit.ly/4hu02wo

The need for women-centered addiction care is growing—and access isn’t guaranteed. The Mae Abraham Scholarship Funds are...
02/26/2026

The need for women-centered addiction care is growing—and access isn’t guaranteed.

The Mae Abraham Scholarship Funds are dedicated to supporting women seeking substance use disorder services and recovery assistance at Ashley. Since 2012, this fund has gone on to help women who would not qualify for any other fund, are underinsured, or uninsured.

Support the Mae Abraham Scholarship Fund: https://bit.ly/3YelDRh

02/25/2026

Meet Bethany! A senior counselor here at Ashley.

🎉 Congratulations to our Senior Director of Clinical Quality Outcomes & Model of Care, Dr. Wendy Insalaco, on being publ...
02/24/2026

🎉 Congratulations to our Senior Director of Clinical Quality Outcomes & Model of Care, Dr. Wendy Insalaco, on being published in Healthcare Business Today!

Her latest article, “Enhancing Behavioral Health Care for Older Adults: Practical Strategies for Agencies and Clinicians,” highlights actionable ways providers can better support the unique needs of older adults in behavioral health care.

We’re proud to see her leadership and expertise helping shape more compassionate, effective care across the field.

📖 Read the full article here:
https://bit.ly/3OqjKPr

On Friday we held a Women in Wellness: Building Your Vision with ACT gathering in Washington, DC was truly special.We we...
02/23/2026

On Friday we held a Women in Wellness: Building Your Vision with ACT gathering in Washington, DC was truly special.

We were honored to host an incredible group of women who took time out of their busy professional lives to recharge, connect, and invest in themselves.

Thank you to Haleigh Scaefer, LCSW-C for delivering a thoughtful and engaging presentation on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). Your ability to translate meaningful clinical concepts into practical, real-world insight made a lasting impact.

Many people seek treatment to stop using substances, but long-term recovery involves learning how to navigate everyday f...
02/23/2026

Many people seek treatment to stop using substances, but long-term recovery involves learning how to navigate everyday feelings in a healthy way. Understanding what emotional sobriety looks like can help people recognize growth beyond simple abstinence.

Learn more about emotional sobriety here: https://bit.ly/4awSTK3

Recovery should never be a privilege—it should be available to anyone ready for help. That was Mae Abraham’s belief, and...
02/19/2026

Recovery should never be a privilege—it should be available to anyone ready for help. That was Mae Abraham’s belief, and it continues to guide everything we do today.

As we gather for the Mae Luncheon, we honor her vision of dignified, compassionate care for all and the lives that continue to be changed because of it.

Learn more about Mae’s legacy and how it lives on here: https://bit.ly/4jBQqiY

Mark your calendars for a fun-filled afternoon on March 28th at 3 PM as we celebrate six years of virtual chapter meetin...
02/18/2026

Mark your calendars for a fun-filled afternoon on March 28th at 3 PM as we celebrate six years of virtual chapter meetings!

Here’s the plan: Meet for Pizza at La Cucina in Havre de Grace, MD, then continue the celebration with a hybrid chapter meeting in Abraham Hall at 6 PM on our main campus!

Registration: Only $25 – Don’t miss out on this awesome event!

We can’t wait to celebrate with you! 🍕

Sign up here: https://www.ashleytreatment.org/event/6-year-virtual-alumni-chapter-of-ashley-meeting-celebration/

Join us for a powerful and heartfelt celebration at the 19th Annual Mae Abraham Legacy Luncheon on Thursday, May 14, 202...
02/17/2026

Join us for a powerful and heartfelt celebration at the 19th Annual Mae Abraham Legacy Luncheon on Thursday, May 14, 2026. 🌼

This special event honors the legacy of our co-founder, Mae Ashley Abraham, and recognizes the incredible women who dedicate their lives to supporting recovery and transforming lives. Proceeds benefit the Mae Abraham Scholarship Fund, helping women access life-changing treatment at Ashley.

🔗 Sponsorships & Tickets: www.ashleytreatment.org/luncheon

Take care of YOU! It's important to prioritize ourselves! Taking care of yourself can reduce symptoms of anxiety and dep...
02/16/2026

Take care of YOU! It's important to prioritize ourselves! Taking care of yourself can reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression, improve sleep, increase self-esteem and boost motivation.

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At Ashley, we not only understand that addiction isn’t a choice, it’s a disease. We understand that there needs to be everything for recovery and one step more. Choosing treatment means choosing life. We use every tool available to help patients overcome alcohol and drug dependency and find their way back to health and happiness. Our tranquil campus nestled on the Chesapeake Bay offers indescribable inspiration. And our expert staff implements and utilizes nationally recognized personalized programs that combine clinical, medical, psychological and spiritual care available anywhere in the nation to address each patient’s unique needs.

Our driving principle – everything for recovery – reinforces our timeless mission to treat each person with dignity and respect. We’ll do everything in our power to help our patients heal. From our integrated approach to comprehensive care to our restless pursuit of new treatment advances, we offer the resources and support to help you achieve full recovery and maintain a full life. Your well-being is our absolute priority, because the freedom of life beyond addiction for you, means everything to us.