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Revisiting William White: The Collapse of 19th-Century Addiction Treatment: Could It Happen Again?
William Stauffer revisits William White’s warning about the collapse of 19th-century addiction treatment and asks whether today’s field is repeating old patterns. From profit incentives to weakened community roots, he challenges treatment systems to measure success by long-term recovery, not service volume.
William Stauffer
Aug 226 min read


The Day I Said No: A mother's painful journey of loving a daughter through addiction and the recovery community support that followed
Tammy Adler Foeller, founder of OpenDoor Women’s Recovery Alliance, recounts the day she stopped rescuing her daughter Stephanie during her addiction. . It was a desperate, faithful surrender that allowed her daughter to find sobriety, sober living, and eventually community.
Tammy Adler Foeller
Jun 266 min read


When AA Turned Its Back on Me: A Story of Stigma, Silence, and the Sh*t No One Talks About
John Makohen, CASAC Advanced, RCP, tells a powerful story about stigma and traditional recovery systems. What happens when the system meant to help you rejects you?
John Makohen
Mar 205 min read
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