The success of this program depends on assistance from treatment providers, and we are grateful for their willingness to support our community. The following providers have signed on to support C.L.E.A.R.
The success of this program depends on assistance from treatment providers, and we are grateful for their willingness to support our community. The following providers have signed on to support C.L.E.A.R.
Over 23 million Americans are currently living in long-term recovery from substance use disorders. There are many pathways to long-term recovery where individuals can improve their lives and overall health and wellness through abstaining from alcohol and other drugs. Recovery coaches can have an important role in the continuum of care by helping to initiate steps toward recovery and offering support to maintain long-term recovery.
Addiction is a long-lasting, often recurring brain disease causing persistent drug seeking and use or behaviors causing harmful consequences to the individual and also to those around him or her. Use of opioids, including heroin and prescription medication, causes a physical dependence characterized by withdrawal symptoms when stopped. There are many evidence-based approaches that can be effective in treating addiction.
Law Enforcement Officers see firsthand the devastation caused by drug addiction. While Police across Sussex County remain steadfast in their commitment to enforce the law and prosecute crimes, they are also dedicated to saving lives through the use of Narcan and improving the overall quality of life for everyone by helping to provide a clear opportunity for recovery from addiction to those who seek assistance, without fear of arrest or prosecution.
The current heroin epidemic has affected our community in many ways and C.L.E.A.R. strives to collaborate with individuals, professionals, organizations, and treatment providers to offer a multi-faceted approach in order to reverse the negative trends seen throughout the county.
