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Holidays = Family, Friends and…relapse?
Media Contact: Kerry Gillick-Goldberg EGC Group kerry.gillick.goldberg@gmail.com M: 516.455.3179 HOLIDAYS = FAMILY, FRIENDS AND…RELAPSE? TIPS TO HELP YOU NAVIGATE THE CHALLENGES OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON WHILE IN RECOVERY (Farmingville, NY – December X, 2018) With the holidays upon us, Victory Recovery Partners, Long Island’s newest specialized center for the treatment of substance
Victory Recovery Partners Receives Oasas Certification
Media Contact: Kerry Gillick-Goldberg for the EGC Group kerry@kggpr.com M: 516.455.3179 Victory Recovery Partners Receives OASAS Certification Outpatient Addiction Treatment Operator Achieves Prestigious Accreditation (Farmingville, NY – February 25, 2019) Victory Recovery Partners (VRP) announced today it has been designated by the New York Office of Addiction Services and Support
An Island in Crisis
Media Contact: Kerry Gillick-Goldberg for the EGC Group kerry.gillick.goldberg@gmail.com M: 516.455.3179 AN ISLAND IN CRISIS Fentanyl use introduces a deadlier phase of the opioid epidemic (Farmingville, NY – December 17, 2018) With 2018 coming to an end, Victory Recovery Partners, Long Island’s newest specialized center for the recovery of opioid use
Fentanyl – Not Your Average Heroin
Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid that is similar to morphine, but 50-to-100 times more potent. Like morphine, it is a medicine typically used to treat patients with severe pain, especially after surgery. However, fentanyl is also made illegally and distributed as a street drug. Street names for illegal fentanyl
The Consequences of Substance Use Disorder
Now that you understand the facts about today’s opioid crisis, it’s essential to explore the consequences of substance use disorder. In addition to taking tens of thousands of lives, addiction tears families apart, deprives individuals of their livelihood, and generally imposes enormous burdens on society. CONSEQUENCES OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER For
The Facts About Today’s Opioid Epidemic
The opioid overdose crisis in the United States has reached epidemic proportions. President Trump even went so far as to declare this a public health emergency in October of 2017. Individuals, businesses, and healthcare providers across the country are struggling to cope with the devastating impact of the ongoing opioid
