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Changing the Conversation

We want people to know and understand that:

Mental illness and addiction are chronic diseases.

 

Both mental illness and addiction can be successfully treated: Treatment Works and People Recover.

 

Recovery is to be celebrated. Individuals in recovery become active and contributing members of their communities.

What Does Recovery Mean to Me?

  • No one has to die in their addictions, because not only are we changing the conversation, we are also working together to change lives.

    Shallon

Recovery Stories

  • This story comes to Recovery Is Beautiful through the National Alliance on Mental Illness. Please read AJ’s story below. Growing up, I was convinced my father was the strongest man alive. Not only could he carry two full bags of laundry up our three-floor walkup in a single trip and......




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Recovery is Beautiful Blog

  • The video below is a highlight from the National Alliance on Mental Illness in honor of July being Mental Health Minority Awareness Month. Please feel free to view and to share! For more information related to Mental Health Minority Awareness Month, click here....