Casey’s Law provides a means of intervening with someone who is unable to recognize his or her need for treatment due to their impairment. This Kentucky law allows parents, relatives, and/or friends to petition the court for treatment on behalf of the person who is substance abuse impaired.
If you know someone who needs help, click here for more information and review the process of Casey’s Law.
More Than “In Recovery” — Reclaiming the Rest of Your Story Elizabeth Strauss, Public Relations Manager and IH Graduate In recovery circles, we introduce ourselves the same way every day. “Hi, my name is ______, and I’m an addict.” There is power in that. There is...
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“Slowly, I Return”
I lost myself in noise and speed,
In chasing things I didn’t need.
But now I walk a softer lane —
One stitched with peace instead of pain.I don’t arrive in grand display,
I show up gently, day by day.
A breath, a step, a choice to stay —
That’s how I find my healing way.No need for loud, no need for race,
Just learning how to hold my space.
And every time I chose to learn,
A part of me begins to turn.
FromThe PastLife “Slowly, I Return” I lost myself in noise and speed, In chasing things I didn't need. But now I walk a softer lane — One stitched with peace instead of pain. I don't arrive in grand display, I show up gently, day by day. A breath, a step, a choice to...
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