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The MARR Experience by Kathe S.

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After a stint in detox, I admitted into MARR in December of 2005. It was not my first time in treatment. Initially, I got sober in Ohio in 1988; following…

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You Mean I’m Not Cured?

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The biggest misconception about addiction is revealedDespite continuous advancements being made in the addiction field, there is a common misconception about the disease: Many people believe that an addicted individual…

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Our Guiding Principles

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When MARR was established in 1975, the disease model of addiction had already been introduced and Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) was 40 years old. While we certainly didn’t know then all…

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Breaking Isolation: Positive Effects of Support Groups

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By Janet Fluker, MEd, MS, LPCAddiction is an isolating disease, both for the addict and those who love him or her. Family support groups are a powerful way to end…

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The MARR Experience by Richard S.

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I arrived at MARR from Clearwater, Florida in July 2011 and must admit, I was somewhat leery of spending three (very long) months in rehab. After all, I had endured…

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To Detach, With Love

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My story of surrender, strength and a mother’s love By Stacee Flanagan My name is Stacee and I am a grateful recovering codependent. What is a codependent? Wikipedia defines codependence…

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Forever Thankful

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By Tricia T. Gratitude: An emotion or attitude in acknowledgment of a benefit that one has received or will receive. When I arrived at MARR, I had an attitude problem…

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Not My Child

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Prescription drug abuse among teens is on the rise By Patti P. Carter, LPC, MAC According to the 2007 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), an estimated 22.3…

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The Three Cs: Finding Freedom in Family Recovery

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 The Three Cs: Finding Freedom in Family Recovery helps families that are deep in the throes of addiction and often feel helpless and hopeless. They have tried nearly every tactic…

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Codependency Recovery

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How to detach from addicted loved ones By Michael C. Gordon, MD Addiction is a chronic and progressive disease in which the afflicted individual has lost control of his or…

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The Legacy of Parental Addiction

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Most people are aware of the role genetics play in addiction, and it is not surprising that substance abuse increases the incidence of physical violence and serious child neglect within…

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The Magic That Happens Within

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MARR emphasizes community living as an important aspect of treatment that blends adults across all age groups to promote healingFor more than 45 years, MARR has built its addiction treatment…

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