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Resources to Recover

Your guide from the first signs of a problem to treatment and recovery.

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Resources to Recover: Placing individuals and their loved ones at the center of mental health care

rtor.org is a gateway to mental health resources. We offer a free online service that helps people connect with expert treatment and support. Contact a Resource Specialist Now for free personalized help, support, and referrals to mental health providers in your community.

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How to Overcome Separation Anxiety During a Relationship Break?

It is widely assumed that a pause in a relationship means the couple is only a [...]

Navigating the Digital Landscape: Online Support for Mental Health and Recovery

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How Social Media Affects Your Emotional Well-Being

In this article, we’ll explore the impact of social media on our lives. Overview of the [...]

Self-Medicating for Issues of Mental Health: What Is It and What Are the Dangers?

What Does Self-Medicating Mean? Self-medicating means abusing drugs or alcohol to manage symptoms of a mental [...]

The Link Between Trauma and Addiction

Trauma and addiction are two interconnected issues that can have a profound impact on a person’s [...]

Global Pandemonium: Prioritizing Mental Health During Chaotic Times

Let’s be clear. There is nothing normal about the times we live in. It has been [...]

The application period has ended for the 3rd Annual $10,000 Social Work Racial Equity Scholarship.
The winner and runners up will be announced on July 1st

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