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Sign up to get cash rewards and to see if we can cover the cost of your drug tests (Hint: We usually can!). Our program is free – and it’s simple. All you have to do is log in to our app and participate in micro-lessons and therapeutic exercises. (We promise, no trust falls). Who knew improving your whole health could come with such awesome rewards?
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We get it. Life can be hard. But getting help doesn’t have to be. Think of us as your number one cheerleader – always here to support, encourage, and reward you so that you can meet your unique goals. No stigma. No judgment. Just high-quality healthcare.
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We’re a one-stop shop for healthcare and related services, especially if you’ve had struggles related to drug use. We offer convenient telehealth appointments, prescriptions, and 24/7 availability on our app. Need help finding a doctor or a community resource? Just holler. Ready to do this?
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Knowledge is Power
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Holidays
Another Holiday?! Appreciation, Advice, and Where You Can Celebrate Safely.
by Claire Holtz | 11. 25. 2024
For those in recovery, the holidays can be tough. While the season can bring festivities and family, it might also bring stress, distraction, and loneliness. For those in recovery or those abstaining from use, it can be hard to navigate these added feelings, which is why our team at Holon…
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Partnerships
A Conversation with Pima County: Substance Use, Overdose Rates, Partnerships, and Community Healing
by Claire Holtz | 10. 28. 2024
The Pima County Health Department (PCHD) is dedicated to helping residents achieve and maintain optimal levels of wellness, which includes addressing substance use and the opioid epidemic.
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Addiction
The Cycle of Addiction
by Dr. Traci Sweet, Psy.D | 10. 23. 2024
The cycle of addiction involves brain chemistry, tolerance, withdrawal, and the body's changing response to substances over time.