Ashely Addiction Treatment Center This treatment center was founded by Father Joseph C. Martin and Mae Abraham, (maiden name Ashley) in 1983. Father Martin was considered a pioneer in his field because of his direct and compassionate approach to healing. He fought stigmas that looked at addiction as a choice and instead focused on it being a…
We are now building a resource sheet for the state of Maryland. This link provides access to the online version of that sheet: http://www.savemybookmarks.com/maryland.cfm
When my wife and I attended the Recovery Training, our class put together a list of resources for Harford County and surrounding areas. This link provides access to the online version of that sheet: http://www.savemybookmarks.com/harfordcounty.cfm
Here is a link for the quitthehabit resource sheet. We hope you find it helpful:Â http://www.savemybookmarks.com/quitthehabit.cfm
Treating injuries with prescription painkillers can lead to Heroin addiction. Consider the risks before giving your child prescription painkillers.atheletes_heroin Learn more at http://www.drugfree.org
The Harford County Office of Drug Control Policy is offering free classes. Take the course offered by the Recovery Coach Academy Trainees may be in recovery themselves. March 4, 11, 18, 25 and April 1 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. University Center Northeastern MD
Addicted 8.5 x 11 flyer 2017 North Harford (1)Harford County Office of Drug Control Policy Presents: Addicted the Play An original play written and directed by Christle Henzel, M.S.L.C.P.C. An honest look at the impact of drug and alcohol abuse on individuals, their relationships and family members.
The mission of the Harford County Office of Drug Control Policy is to promote and provide prevention services through strategies utilizing the resources of public/private agencies and citizens. http://www.harfordcountymd.gov/449/Office-on-Drug-Control-Policy
ACR connections is a connections resource. The team at ACR assists individuals determine the best resources available to assist those who wish to start on the road to recovery. http://www.acr-helps.org
