We often refer to our recovery community as the “Odyssey House Family.” Our caring, devoted staff make our organization feel like family. Angelique Diaz is a senior Family Clinician at Odyssey House. Ms. Diaz recently shared the intentions she and her colleagues at Odyssey House prioritize during the holiday season…
As we look forward to celebrating the holidays with family and friends, we also prepare for the challenges of this time of year. Substance Use Disorder is a chronic relapsing disease, and this time of year can be especially triggering for folks in treatment and early recovery. That’s why, leading…
If you’re in recovery, you may find the holidays to be a challenging time. The increased stress of the season puts many people in recovery at risk of relapse. Family gatherings can be especially worrisome. Though families can be a source of great support, it can be difficult to be…
Two of the most common relapse triggers are relationships and holidays, making Valentine’s Day an especially tough day for people in recovery. There are many reasons why this day can be a trigger, including:…
This article by Dr. Peter Provet, president and CEO of Odyssey House, originally appeared as a guest post on the Office of National Drug Control Policy’s…
The White House Office of Drug Control Policy blog, “Pushing Back” features a guest post from Odyssey House President & CEO Peter Provet about the challenges and opportunities the Holiday Season brings people in recovery and their families. Here’s…