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Sanford’s David Green on the Wood Radio CEO Spotlight

Sanford Founder and CEO, David Green, sat down with Wood Radio’s, Justin Barclay, yesterday in the CEO Spotlight. They talked about the tough “business” of addiction treatment, what it takes to assess and treat someone seeking help and how the disease of addiction impacts the entire family system. They also touched on the challenges and […]

Rehab Facility Transforms Men in Gr – Wood TV Interview

Thanks to Wood TV 8 and Reporter Donovan Long for this great interview. Mr.Long featured Sanford House at John Street for Men about restoring lives and Heritage Hill real estate. He spoke with Sanford Founder, Rae Green, about the disease of addiction and how Sanford is chipping away at the stigma associated with substance use […]

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Fear of Inadequacy – Is Good Enough, Good Enough?

Inadequacy. A feeling we โ€œarenโ€™t supposedโ€ to have as competent, put-together adults. An emotion Iโ€™m certainly barred from as an advice-wheeling expert-in-the-room, right?ย    Growing up, weโ€™re told to approach all things with confidence. Weโ€™re expected to push through doubt, advised to hide our insecurities. And while confidence is an important skill to master, itโ€™s […]

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Families and SUDs – Are You Care Taking or Care Giving?

You are a family member of someone with a substance use disorder (SUD). And that special person has finally entered treatment for their SUD. You have been following all the recommended steps for family members of folks with SUDs. Youโ€™re even feeling pretty good about things now. When suddenly, it hits you. Do I really […]

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Judy Garland & the Pervasive Stigma of Addiction

  Updated 1/2/25 In the movie Judy, there was a moment toward the end of the film when I thought to myself, Oh, for God’s sake – why doesn’t she get her act together? While a thousand ticket holders waited at a venue in London to hear her sing, Judy Garland was drinking in her […]

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Sanford’s Rae Green in MiBiz Article on Michigan’s Opioid Crisis

Thanks to Andy Balaskovitz and MiBiz for this insightful article on the state of Michigan’s opioid crisis. At Sanford we are actively reaching out to individuals and organizations across Michigan, providing education, prevention, treatment and reintegration plans to employers who seek to proactively address addiction in the workplace and beyond.   The Red Project and […]

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Powerful Allies in the Recovering Family

  In their book, STAYING SOBER, Gorski & Miller, state, โ€œFamily members can be powerful allies in preventing relapse …โ€ย  To that end, Sanford Addiction Treatment Centers offers psycho-education groups for family and friends of our clients with substance use disorders (SUDs). These groups help loved ones become powerful allies and open the door to […]

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Rae Green & Sanford are the Talk of the Town (WOOD Radio)

  Sanford Addiction Treatment Centers Founder, Rae Green, talks to Phil Tower of Wood Radio about the “misconceptions” of addiction and addiction treatment. Rae also talks about Sanford’s approach to Real Life Recovery and how family plays a big role in long-term positive outcomes.   Phil Tower: Talk about Sanford – why are you different […]

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Sober Grocery Shopping (Without the Anxiety)

Sober Grocery Shopping – imagine thisโ€ฆ You have been having a great day. You didnโ€™t hit traffic that made you want to roll down the windows and scream. Your boss was pleasant this morning. You even planned a special meal the kids can eat for dinner โ€“ Zucchini Raviolis. (Yes, sometimes they can be tricked […]

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Control Your Controlling Behavior! Family Recovery …

  When most of us think of controlling behaviors or people who are controlling, we think of people who bully others. Folks who yell commands, behave in an overbearing manner or are just plain rude. We think of the obvious behaviors that catch our attention. In this article we focus on controlling behaviors that are […]

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