In a land as vast as the UP, getting help and resources for addiction can prove to be difficult. Local leaders are are working to define these difficulties as well as potential solutions to resolve them and make access to services less demanding.
Check out the rest of the article, including a segment from GLRC’s CEO, Greg Toutant, here.
For the month of September, mental health advocates, prevention organizations, survivors, allies and community members unite to promote suicide prevention awareness. Great […]
Copper Shores Community Health Foundation has generously dedicated $300,000 to Great Lakes Recovery Centers’ John Kivela Center. The funds, to be distributed […]
As the new year comes, many are looking for new ways to improve their lives and form newer healthier habits. One great […]
The holiday season can be challenging for those in recovery when it comes to large gatherings with alcohol. TV6’s article on strategies […]
