September is #NationalRecoveryMonth, a time to celebrate the courage and strength of people in recovery, recognize the many different pathways to recovery, and honor the families, peers, professionals, and community organizations that provide support #EveryStepOfTheWay Recovery is possible, and no one should have to walk the journey alone. Throughout New York City's five boroughs, services and supports are available to help individuals and families affected by gambling and su

Every overdose death is one too many - and many are preventable. This month, we honor those who have lost, support those affected by substance use, and encourage everyone to learn how they can help save a life. Every individual can make a difference by learning the signs of overdose, carrying naloxone, reducing stigma, and supporting recovery. The NYC Regional Addiction Resource Center is committed to connecting New Yorkers with prevention, treatment, recovery and harm reduct

One way we can all help reduce stigma is by using person-centered, respectful language #WordsMatter. Choosing language that emphasizes the individual rather than the condition can encourage understanding, reduce bias, and support recovery. At the NYC Regional Addiction Resource Center we are committed increasing awareness, promoting prevention, and reducing stigma while connecting New Yorkers to prevention, treatment, and recovery services. If you or someone you know is strug

Problem Gambling isn't about willpower, it's about brain chemistry. The same dopamine response tied to substance use disorders is activated here, making it harder to stop, even when the consequences are clear. Awareness changes how we respond. Communities change outcomes. Caring Communities, Stronger Futures. Visit the NYC Regional Addiction Resource Center's resource guide for prevention, gambling, treatment, and recovery resources throughout the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan,

If you, a family member, or a friend need help, you are not alone. Please, know help is available 24/7. Call New York State HOPEline at 1-8 77-8-HOPENY or text 467369. Someone is there to assist with finding treatment and other resources. Visit the NYC Regional Addiction Resource Center's resource guide at https://www.rarc-iuany.org for prevention, support services, treatment, and recovery through-out the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island. #NYSHOPEline.

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