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“Positive Shift: Mosaic Group’s Reverse The Cycle Model Enhances Attitudes in Hospital ED Staff”
A Pilot Study on the Correlation Between the Reverse the Cycle Model and Staff Attitudes Towards Patients with Opioid Use Disorder In collaboration...
How to Initiate a Recovery Conversation
Opening a dialog with a person struggling with substance use can be challenging—but it’s less intimidating if you plan the conversation. Having a...
NACCHO Commends Mosaic Group’s Innovative ‘Reverse the Cycle’ Program
The Winter 2024 issue of NACCHO Exchange, the quarterly magazine of the National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO),...
Self-Care 101: Navigating Healthy Boundaries
Setting healthy boundaries is essential when you have a family member or friend with a substance use issue. No matter how tough things get, we all...
Self-Care 101: What is ‘Self-Care’?
Learn how self-care can help you face obstacles and live a healthy life. With all the difficulties the world has faced over the past few years,...
Self-Care 101: Learn to Meditate
Mediation can help you stay calm during even the most difficult days. Meditation has become increasingly popular thanks to the many benefits it...
The Importance of Family Support During Recovery
Learn tips on how to support your loved one who uses. It’s often very challenging to show support to someone with a substance use issue. Substance...
Communication Do’s and Don’ts
How to use positive communication to improve relationships. Communication is one of the most essential parts of any relationship. And the way in...
What to Do When Your Loved One is in a Substance Use Crisis
Prepare how to respond appropriately during a substance use crisis with these helpful tips. Family members of people using substances undoubtedly...
The Link Between Substance Use Disorder and Trauma
Trauma and adverse events—experienced as either a child or adult—can contribute to substance use disorder.