How to Support a Family Member in Recovery During the Holidays
How can family members to do to support a loved one’s recovery from addiction to drugs and alcohol, especially during the holidays? There are many important ways to support a…
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Five Practices for Staying Sober During the Holidays
For people living in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction, staying sober during the holidays can sometimes feel challenging. Following a few best practices can help you manage your sobriety…
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Five Ways Spiritual Addiction Treatment Supports Recovery
Spiritual addiction treatment is an essential part of an effective substance abuse care plan, providing key support and reinforcement for long-term recovery. Engagement in spiritual activities during drug and alcohol…
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Top Five Benefits of Online Addiction Treatment
With the benefits of virtual care expanding, many people are turning to online addiction treatment programs as a supplement to in-person care. At Valley Hope, this virtual care solution is…
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Valley Hope selected to receive a $25,000 Impact and Capacity Grant from the Kansas Health Foundation
Valley Hope was selected as a grant recipient of the Kansas Health Foundation’s (KHF) 2021 Impact and Capacity Grants (ICG) initiative. The ICG initiate provides one-year grants up to $25,000 to support…
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Voices of Hope Shines Spotlight on Sobriety for National Recovery Month
Inspired by National Recovery Month, the story collection project highlights the stories of those in recovery from substance use disorders. During National Recovery Month in September, people living in sobriety…
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10 Tips for a Sober July 4th
For people new to recovery from drug and alcohol addiction, celebrating your first Fourth of July holiday can be a challenge. When you are in recovery, it’s important to adjust your…
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Fathers in Recovery: A Daughter’s Gratitude
As I reflect on my own path toward healing, many thoughts and emotions begin to surface. However, the greatest of all is gratitude. It is both an overwhelming overflow of…
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Alcohol Awareness: 20 Key Facts
Alcohol continues to rank as the most commonly used addictive substance in the United States. In fact, 17.6 million people, or one in every 12 adults, suffer from alcohol abuse…
