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Statement from Denise Bertin-Epp, NACoA CEO:In response to former Congressman Patrick J. Kennedy’s Meet the Press Interview May 25, 2025 At NACoA, we are deeply grateful for the powerful advocacy
An effective tool that NACoA utilizes in its work to bring awareness to those in a position to help children of parents suffering from alcohol or substance misuse is the
Growing up in a home affected by a parent's substance use disorder can create lasting ripples throughout our lives. Many adult children of addiction/alcoholics (ACOAs) carry silent wounds—adverse childhood experiences
When school lets out for summer, many children look forward to vacation, pool days, and carefree play. But for children living in families impacted by a parent’s substance use disorder
Faith communities have long been a cornerstone of support for individuals and families during times of crisis. They offer spaces for reflection, connection, and healing. Today, these communities have an
When we think of interventions, we often picture the moment when the person with the substance use disorder (SUD) is lovingly but firmly asked to accept help. And while that
This blog was prepared by Arch Wright LPC, CMHC, NARM, CSAT & NACoA CEO/President Denise Bertin-Epp RN, BScN, MSAGrowing up in a family impacted by substance use often means surviving
Are You a Chocoholic? The Good News... Chocolate has multiple effects on the brain, behavior, and health. By Mark S Gold Published by Psychology Today on April 18, 2025 Key
Prom, graduation, and end-of-year milestones are moments of joy, pride, and celebration. They are rites of passage—symbols of hard work, resilience, and all the promise the future holds.But in the
As the nation continues to battle the deadly effects of the opioid crisis, a quieter but equally alarming trend is emerging — children are increasingly becoming victims of fentanyl exposure.Newly
