“Glee” Star Continues Path to Recovery From Drug Addiction
April 30, 2013
Recovery from addiction doesn’t mean completing a rehabilitation program and then you are cured. Addiction is a brain disease that requires commitment and effort every single day to stay off drugs. It can also mean more than one round of treatment—and usually does. Read More »
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Finding Your Voice: Using Creativity for Positive Change
April 04, 2013
In 2011, at age 14, Grant Davis was recognized by NIDA and the GRAMMY Foundation for his song, “Just a Child,” a tribute to his older sister Kelly, who struggled with addiction. Read More »
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Fear of Stigma: Does It Hold You Back?
February 12, 2013
If you’re like most people, you may try to avoid revealing anything about yourself that will make people think differently or negatively about you. Basically, you’re avoiding stigma—which is being marked by shame or disgrace. But what if you have a drug problem and want to get help? Read More »
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Using What You Learn To Help Others
September 25, 2012
By Joanna Arellano, NIDA Spring 2012 College Intern Read More »
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Elton John Reflects on Drug Addiction
August 22, 2012
Many people who are in recovery from drug abuse tell their story to try and help others. The latest celebrity to talk about his struggles with drugs—cocaine and alcohol—is singer Elton John. He recently gave interviews about the release of his new book. Read More »
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