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Why Recovery Housing Deserves a Second Look in the Fight Against Substance Use Disorder

What if your ZIP code mattered as much as your treatment plan? For people recovering from substance use disorder (SUD), the place they call home might be one of the most powerful tools in their journey toward health. A new systematic review reveals that recovery housing—structured, abstinence-based group homes—can do more than just offer a […]

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Society

How Meaningful Activities Help Unhoused Individuals Thrive in New Homes

When someone moves from being unhoused to housed, the journey is often filled with hurdles. While finding a place to live is a huge step, achieving a sense of belonging is equally important—and far more elusive. Recent research published in PLOS ONE highlights the power of engaging in meaningful activities as a critical pathway for […]

Wellbeing

Finding Belonging After Homelessness: The Power of Meaningful Activities

Transitioning from homelessness to stable housing brings profound changes, but one significant hurdle often remains: the struggle to belong. While housing is an essential first step, it doesn’t immediately grant individuals a sense of being valued, included, or connected to their community. According to new research published in PLOS ONE, engaging in meaningful activities is […]

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Why Recovery Housing Deserves a Second Look in the Fight Against Substance Use Disorder

How Meaningful Activities Help Unhoused Individuals Thrive in New Homes

Finding Belonging After Homelessness: The Power of Meaningful Activities

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