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Grounded in shared experience and mutual understanding, peer support fosters genuine connections that inspire hope and empowerment. This model can help improve individual recovery outcomes by enhancing a person’s sense of belonging, autonomy and self-efficacy. For systems of care, peer support has proven effective in reducing hospitalizations and emergency department…

Just as the holidays bring family and friends together, NatCon25 will unite thousands of health care professionals to learn, reconnect and strengthen our community.

Over the last two decades, it has become evident that medication-assisted treatment (MAT) positively aids patients living with opioid use disorder (OUD).

Technology really can help bridge the gap between the care we want to provide and the care we’re actually offering.

We spoke with the National Council’s Manager of Conference Exhibit & Sponsorship Sales, Alaina Herrera, to learn more about the Exhibit Hall experience.

The rising rates of substance use disorder (SUD) during pregnancy indicate that we are missing critical opportunities to identify and treat women in need.

Recovery from substance use disorder is a journey of ongoing support, strong community connections, and a stable environment to thrive.

Deb Carlson found her calling later in life through peer recovery. We sat down with her to learn how she’s making a mark in her community.

As we observe Recovery Month throughout September, it’s important to acknowledge how common substance use disorders have become.

As we observe Recovery Month throughout September, it’s important to acknowledge how common substance use disorders have become.