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VIEW ALLNUWAY cited in article about 2218, a historic recovery landmark
The Phoenix Spirit article “Come Home to Where Recovery Began: 2218 Alano Society of Minneapolis,” discusses the role of the Alano Society as the progenitor of NUWAY. NUWAY Alliance Chief Community Relations Officer, Monique Bourgeois, is quoted as saying “NUWAY is inextricably connected to 2218. In the mid-1960s, members of 2218 saw a need for […]
READ MORENUWAY Alliance Hosts National Recovery Advocate, Ryan Hampton, and an Expert Panel Discussion on the Opioid and Addiction Crisis on May 19
NUWAY Alliance is hosting a free speaking event and panel discussion on May 19 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at the 3R’s NUWAY Counseling Center at 1404 Central Avenue in Minneapolis. Author and activist Ryan Hampton will discuss his new book, Unsettled, a first-hand account of attempts to bring Purdue Pharma and its owners, […]
READ MORENUWAY Chief Clinical Officer, Ken Roberts, Presents to Minnesota Alliance on Problem Gambling
NUWAY Chief CLinical Officer, Ken Roberts, MPS, LPCC, LADC, presented to the Minnesota Alliance on Problem Gambling about the traumatic impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic leading to potential increases in mental health and use disorders. In his November 19, 2021 presentation, “Understanding & Addressing Post-Pandemic Trauma,” Roberts discusses the need for treatment providers to be […]
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VIEW ALLSelf-help recovery homes protect residents from COVID infection, death
Research findings released by DePaul University indicate that residents who live in Oxford House recovery residences, one of America’s largest and longest-standing recovery residence systems, experience drastically lower rates of COVID infection and death. The report says that Oxford House residents experience 1.6 percent infection rates compared to 7 percent among the general population. Additionally, […]
READ MOREPaul Molloy, a recovery housing pioneer, dies at 83
Paul Malloy, a young lawyer on Capitol Hill in the early 1970’s who helped create legislation that developed Amtrack and who played a major role in the development of Oxford Houses which he credits with helping him enter long-term recovery in the 1970’s, has died at 83. According to the Washington Post article, when Mr. […]
READ MORENUWAY Hosts Recovery Advocate & Author Ryan Hampton and Expert Panel Discussion on Ending Overdose Crisis and Supporting Recovery
On May 19, NUWAY Alliance hosted author and activist Ryan Hampton and an expert panel for a discussion on how to end the overdose crisis, which claims over 100,000 live annually. Ryan’s newest book, Unsettled, is a first-hand account of attempts to bring Purdue Pharma and its owners, the Sackler family, to justice. The panel […]
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