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The Story of WEconnect

The Story of WEconnect

Daniela Luzi Tudor—creator, co-founder, and CEO of WEconnect—shares the story of how her own recovery journey inspired an idea to support others with substance use disorder.

Revolutionizing Employee Mental Health: Anonymity and Support through WEconnect Works

Revolutionizing Employee Mental Health: Anonymity and Support through WEconnect Works

WEconnect Works is transforming workplace mental health by prioritizing anonymity and comprehensive support.

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Recovery, Connection, and COVID

Recovery, Connection, and COVID

COVID has created some obstacles for me and my recovery. Life is difficult for so many of us in a multitude of ways right now. So what does that mean and is it that okay?

Alcohol Harm Reduction for the Holidays

Alcohol Harm Reduction for the Holidays

The holidays are a time of excess: excess shopping, excess eating, and definitely excess drinking. Here are some tips for staying healthier and safer during the holidays.

Navigating the Holidays with an Eating Disorder

Navigating the Holidays with an Eating Disorder

For National Diabetes Awareness Month, Taylor shares about living with co-occurring diagnoses. She also shares advice for navigating the holidays while in eating disorder recovery,

Lessons Learned: Support & Gratitude

Lessons Learned: Support & Gratitude

Kelly shares what she learned from her teenage brush with substance use about the value of having support when life gets tough.

Family Trees

Family Trees

Adam reminisces about holidays of his youth, confronting how substance use and recovery have changed things over the years. Cheers to gratitude, family, and love.

Arise: My Way Out

Arise: My Way Out

Leaving my abuser was one of the scariest decisions I ever had to make, but it was also the best decision I ever made. I was finally free and I could begin to heal at last. I write this to let you know that you are not the only one who’s been through it.