Designated Recovery Friendly Workplaces: Magnolia House
Learn more about Magnolia House, a designated Recovery Friendly Workplace.
Designated Recovery Friendly Workplaces: Winco Window
Learn more about Winco Window, a designated Recovery Friendly Workplace.
Designated Recovery Friendly Workplaces: The Rolla Mission
Learn more about The Rolla Mission, a designated Recovery Friendly Workplace.
Supporting Employees in Recovery: Tips for Building a Positive Workplace Culture
Recovery is a journey that requires support and understanding from those around us. For individuals in recovery, navigating the challenges of daily life can be difficult, especially in the workplace. Fostering an environment that supports employees’ wellness and health can … Continued
Designated Recovery Friendly Workplaces: First Call
On May 8, 2023, First Call received the Recovery Friendly Workplace designation. First Call provides services and resources to individuals and families who are impacted by substance use disorder. Quick facts about First Call Explore Discover other designated Recovery Friendly … Continued
Designated Recovery Friendly Workplaces: PreventEd
Learn more about PreventEd, a designated Recovery Friendly Workplace.
April is Alcohol Awareness Month
We know alcohol use disorder (AUD), defined as “a pattern of alcohol use that involves problems controlling drinking, being preoccupied with alcohol, or continuing to use alcohol even when it causes problems” is prevalent in Missouri (1). In a 2019 … Continued
Communities of Recovery (CORE) becomes the First Recovery Program in Missouri to Earn the Recovery Friendly Workplace Designation
When you walk through the doors at the Communities of Recovery Corporation, or CORE, you immediately feel like you are more at home than you’ve ever felt in any business. The building is large, and there are lots of employees … Continued
Designated Recovery Friendly Workplaces: CORE
Learn more about CORE, a designated Recovery Friendly Workplace.
The intersections of race, stigma, and SUD: A necessary conversation
With February being Black History Month, the overlap of race, stigma, and substance use disorder seemed an appropriate topic. Drug misuse, overdose deaths, and incarceration rates due to drug misuse disproportionately affect BIPOC (Black Indigenous People of Color) individuals and … Continued