What if recovery were not only about leaving substance use behind, but also about discovering a life filled with purpose, connection, and possibility? Check out the video here: https://youtu.be/SZNgUR30Qsg For many people in recovery, finding supportive relationships...
Written by: Michelle Williams, a volunteer at CASA-Trinity, Inc. Caffeine…How Much Is Too Much? From coffee to energy drinks, learn more on the impact that caffeine can have on our day to day. Did you know that the average recommended serving of coffee is only 6oz? Or...
Resilience is something that we talk about pretty often throughout our organization, especially in the field of Prevention Education. Not only is resilience important in children and youth, but also adults! It impacts how we form and build relationships, how we cope...
Written by a Staff Member at CASA-Trinity. In keeping with the 12th tradition of Alcoholics Anonymous, no names have been mentioned. I have had many loves in my life. A few people, and a few animals, but the deepest love has always been related to anything that will...
August 31st is International Overdose Awareness Day and we're taking time to shed light on those we've lost. To remember the good moments and know that they are with us always, in a happier place. Our fight is long but over, but we've got the power to make great...
Written by: Mike Patchuta, Peer Recovery Specialist at CASA-Trinity, Inc. Deciding to seek help or enter treatment can be one of the biggest decisions a person ever makes. There are a lot of thoughts and feelings behind that decision. Judgement. Fear. Anxiety. ...
Replacing the 2-1-1 line, 9-8-8 is now available to call or text when you find yourself in a crisis and needing to speak to someone. Whether it’s thoughts of suicide, a mental health crisis, or any kind of emotional distress, the 9-8-8 lifeline is here for you! To...
CASA-Trinity began its journey in 1974 with one mission. We wanted to provide high quality, accessible, and effective prevention, education, treatment, referral, and recovery services to individuals, families and communities affected by alcohol, tobacco, and other...
An annual event that falls on May 31st in efforts to challenge people not to smoke. We’ve learned so much about tobacco over the years, that Smoke-Free Coalitions have been very hard at work to ensure our communities go smoke free!
Just like we do with St. Patrick’s Day, we want to ensure people are celebrating safely. Memorial Day is not any different, we, except it’s normally warmer out! For those in recovery, going to a BBQ with friends or family can be hard. They could be tempted or resort...
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.