
Healthy Community
You are worthy of support
Find recovery options right for you
It’s ok not to be ok. Support is available:
Medication-assisted, spiritual, and community-based treatment and recovery options are available on 211. Visit 211norcal.org.
National Drug Help Line: 1-888-633-3239, drughelpline.org
National Substance Abuse and Mental Health Helpline:
“How do I know recovery is possible for me?”
Because we’ve seen it. Listen to Debra and Hilary’s stories.
Struggling? You’re Not Alone.
If substance use disorder is a struggle of yours, don’t let shame keep you from reaching out for support. If you or a close family member or friend is struggling with substance use disorder, we want you to know something: You’re not alone. Reaching loved ones with a message of hope that they will receive can be challenging, but it’s worth the risk. Talk to a loved one today about different recovery options.
If you or someone you love is dealing with substance use disorder, consider these 5 tips to guide you on the journey to recovery:
Changing our common language and responses to those in recovery can help to reduce stigma. When in doubt, here are some helpful things to say:
Try this:
Substance dependent
Person living in recovery
Had a setback
Using positive reinforcement & encouragement
Instead of this:
Hooked
Relapsed
Person with a substance use disorder
Using negative reinforcement & punishment
Medication is a treatment tool
How can I support you?
Let’s find the right fit for your recovery
Ex-addict
Addict, user, druggie
Medication is a crutch
Why can’t you get it together?
That program should have fixed your problem.
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Coming Soon
Learning how to use Naloxone can save lives. Stay tuned for our upcoming Naloxone series, which will cover topics such as: What is Naloxone and How Does It Work, Myths and Facts about Naloxone, and Naloxone Access and Availability.