Women who struggle with substance use disorder face barriers to recovery that are unique to their gender. Not only do substances impact women in different ways than men, but access to support sources are often limited due to the roles they fulfill in daily life. Much of the knowledge gained about how substance use impacts […]
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Powerful Contributions Mae Abraham and Micki Thomas Made to Ashley’s History
We have all heard the saying, “behind every great man there’s a great woman,” and nowhere is this quote more appropriate than with regard to the Ashley Addiction Treatment history. Ashley Addiction Treatment, originally named Father Martin’s Ashley, was founded in 1983 by Fr. Joseph Martin, a Catholic priest, and Mae Ashley Abraham. Mae Ashley […]
Sober Activities for Women in Recovery
Rebuilding your life in addiction recovery can be a mystifying task at the outset. It takes time to shift over to a healthy daily routine and sober lifestyle. One of the best ways to improve the quality of life in sobriety is to engage in some sober activities that especially appeal to women. Whether you […]