Mental Health Awareness Month reminds us that awareness is important—but awareness alone is not enough. Progress requires action grounded in what works.
There is no single timeline for recovery. There is no correct way to grieve. There is only the next step, and then the one after that. Some days that step is reaching out. Some days
Adolescence is a time of major growth and change, especially in the brain. The parts of the brain responsible for judgment, impulse control, learning, and emotional regulation are still developing, and that process continues well
Caregiving is a journey that requires resilience, community, and self-compassion. Celebrate the small victories, seek support, and remember—you are not alone. This journey is NOT Italy, but it has its own beauty waiting to be discovered.
Living in recovery is about more than abstinence; it’s about reclaiming your life and your rights. Understanding ADA protections can empower you to pursue employment confidently and advocate for accommodations that support your health and success.
Thank you to the community members, partners, and volunteers who made Georgia Recovers possible. The results reflect your commitment, and the continuing need for people-centered approaches to transform the conversation around SUD.
At Shatterproof, Giving Tuesday is more than a fundraising moment. It’s a powerful reminder of why our work exists — and why your support strengthens families, communities, and systems across the country.
When Shatterproof, Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health, and KFF Health News partnered to track opioid settlement spending across the country, we knew that there was broad variation in how states were approaching the
Join the 2026 Shatterproof Walk to honor loved ones, celebrate recovery, and take action to end addiction.
