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On our blog, we speak out on current events and important issues related to recovery, as well as provide helpful links to articles, reports, newscasts, videos, social media, and other sources of useful information. Here are some of the highlights:
Tips for Coping During this Holiday Season
This blog post was contributed by CHOICES counselor Alejandra Ortiz. Our holidays this year look quite different from a year ago. The holiday season is typically when we come together in community to share time with one another. This year, while families cannot physically come together, there are other ways …Read More »Expanding Outpatient Treatment with ‘Discovering Choices’
The Council on Recovery is excited to announce the launch of Discovering Choices, a new outpatient treatment program dedicated to expanding access to quality treatment services to those in the community who may not have the financial resources to afford it. This program is possible through the Texas Health and …Read More »Helping Families Find North: A Speaker Series for the Age of COVID-19
We are proud to present a new look and new brand for the speaker series: Finding North. The concept of Finding North speaks to the heart of who The Council is: a trusted Houston institution, always here to help families find their way.Read More »How COVID-19 Is Affecting Teens’ Mental Health
This post is contributed by CHOICES counselor Joanna Robertson, M.MFT, LMFT, LPC Like most of us, adolescents had their world turned upside down back in March by the Coronavirus pandemic. As teens prepare to return to school, I want to share a few of the ways COVID-19 has affected teens’ …Read More »How Employers Can Support the Mental Health of their Employees During a Pandemic
The Coronavirus pandemic, economic collapse and historic unemployment are threatening the collective mental health of the United States workforce. Barriers to mental health treatment such as stigma in the workplace will only intensify this mental health crisis for American workers. According to a poll by the American Psychological Association, only …Read More »Maintaining Community During COVID-19
By Lori Fiester, Clinical Director of the Center for Recovering Families As the last week wound down and settled, my staff and I made it through the trials and tribulations of integrating telehealth into our services. The reward – we are able to connect with our clients, see their faces, …Read More »Where to start?
The continuum of care has many opportunities for someone to stay sober. Research indicates that the longer a person is in treatment services, the less risk they have for relapse.Read More »The Council on Recovery Responds to Rising Trend of Adolescent Vaping with Specialized Services for Teens and Parents
In response to the dramatic rise in adolescent vaping, The Council on Recovery is excited to announce the launch of specialized services specifically designed to deliver education, early intervention, and clinical treatment for adolescents experimenting with or abusing electronic cigarettes. Lori Fiester, LCSW, MAC, CIP, CDWF, Clinical Director, says “With …Read More »Grateful Client Gives Back
This guest post is written and graciously shared by Janel, a grateful client who found recovery through The Council Seven years ago I was trapped living a nightmare with no way out. My addiction took me to the darkest place imaginable. I was literally battling for my soul. I could …Read More »Discrimination, immigration, treatment expectations, and family stigma are among barriers to Latinos seeking treatment
The following article was recently published on the research page of the Recovery Research Institute website. It explores a new study that indicates Latinos have the lowest treatment seeking rates compared to people of other racial and ethnic backgrounds. WHAT PROBLEM DOES THIS STUDY ADDRESS? National studies have shown that individuals who …Read More »Do You Know the Signs & Symptoms of Substance Use Disorder?
The term “substance use disorder” is frequently used to describe misuse, dependence, and addiction to alcohol and/or legal or illegal drugs. While the substances may vary, the signs and symptoms of a substance use disorder are the same. Do you know what they are? First a few definitions: Signs are …Read More »Guide: 11 Indicators of Quality Addiction Treatment
How to identify high-quality addiction treatment programs. The Council on Recovery recommends the following guide published by the Recovery Research Institute, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School. We suggest using it to evaluate addiction treatment options for you or your loved ones. [The Council meets/exceeds all 11 quality indicators.] Intro …Read More »Baby Boomers and the Alarming Increase in Alcohol Use Disorders
Baby Boomers are the fastest growing segment of the population. They’re also the group with the most dramatic increase in harmful alcohol use. According to a research published in the journal JAMA Psychiatry, increases in alcohol use, high risk drinking, and alcohol use disorders (AUD) among adults 65 years and …Read More »Sobering Facts About Holiday Drunk Driving
This is the season for celebrating with family and friends. But, when it comes to drunk driving, this most joyous time of year is also the deadliest. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), every holiday season, hundreds of lives are lost due to drunk drivers. Drunk driving …Read More »The Lifelong Quest For Sobriety…The Ultimate Hero’s Journey—Part 45
Guest Blogger and long-time Council friend, Bob W. presents Part 45 of a series dealing with Alcoholism and Addiction from a Mystical, Mythological Perspective, reflecting Bob’s scholarly work as a Ph.D. in mythological studies. In the aftermath of the fall of Rome in the 5th century and the loss of …Read More »Alarming Increase in Adolescent Vaping and Nicotine Use in 2018
An alarming increase in the prevalence of vaping among adolescents has raised public health concern, according to a recent study published in the New England Journal of Medicine. Research into vaping among teens was conducted by the University of Michigan. It indicated a sharp increase in the prevalence of nicotine …Read More »Debunking the Myths About Holiday Drinking & Driving
Celebrating the spirit of the holidays often includes drinking holiday spirits. Most people celebrate responsibly. But during the holiday season, people are more likely to drink beyond a safe limit than at other times of year. And when driving is involved, the resulting consequences can be tragic. Despite all the evidence …Read More »9th Annual Run for Recovery Raises Money for The Council on Recovery
The 9th Annual Run for Recovery took place Sunday, November 2nd. One of Houston’s largest recovery events, the race attracted more than 400 people of all ages. Runners, walkers, and other supporters of recovery participated in the 5K run/walk (timed and untimed) and Kids Race along scenic Memorial Drive next …Read More »The Lifelong Quest For Sobriety…The Ultimate Hero’s Journey—Part 43
Guest Blogger and long-time Council friend, Bob W. presents Part 43 of a series dealing with Alcoholism and Addiction from a Mystical, Mythological Perspective, reflecting Bob’s scholarly work as a Ph.D. in mythological studies. In the multi-season show, Stargate SG – 1 and its offshoot, Stargate Atlantis, there is a …Read More »New Study: Hangovers Impair Thoughts & Performance Even After Alcohol Leaves the Bloodstream
According to a recent study, the effects of a hangover from heavy drinking on our thoughts and performance may last longer than originally thought. The study, published in the journal Addiction, indicates that impairments in cognition observed in drunk individuals still occur the day after a session of heavy drinking, …Read More »The Council’s Speakers Series Luncheons 2000-2018 – A Galaxy of Stars
The Council on Recovery’s 2018 Fall Luncheon with Alice Cooper was the 36th Luncheon in the The Waggoners Foundation Speaker Series. Since 2000, the Waggoners Foundation along with, more recently, the Wayne Duddlesten Foundation, have underwritten the production of a Spring and Fall Luncheons. These luncheons have raised millions of …Read More »The Lifelong Quest For Sobriety…The Ultimate Hero’s Journey—Part 42
Guest Blogger and long-time Council friend, Bob W. presents Part 42 of a series dealing with Alcoholism and Addiction from a Mystical, Mythological Perspective, reflecting Bob’s scholarly work as a Ph.D. in mythological studies. In an earlier note, I talked about the Greek experience of hieros gamos, the idea of …Read More »Rock Legend Alice Cooper Helps The Council on Recovery Raise $495K to Fund Addiction Prevention, Education, & Treatment Programs
Alice Cooper, the Godfather of Shock-Rock and Rock & Roll Hall-of-Famer thrilled an audience of more than 1100 with his personal story of recovery from alcoholism and addiction this past Thursday at the Hilton Americas-Houston. In the process, he helped The Council on Recovery raise more than $495,000 to provide addiction …Read More »Senator John Cornyn Visits The Council to Host Roundtable Discussion on Opioid Addiction in Houston
U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) visited The Council on Recovery on October 30th to host a roundtable discussion on opioid addiction in Houston. The discussion came a week after the President signed into law legislation that was originally introduced by Cornyn and U.S. Senator Diane Feinstein (D-CA). The new law, …Read More »The Lifelong Quest For Sobriety…The Ultimate Hero’s Journey—Part 41
Guest Blogger and long-time Council friend, Bob W. presents Part 41 of a series dealing with Alcoholism and Addiction from a Mystical, Mythological Perspective, reflecting Bob’s scholarly work as a Ph.D. in mythological studies. There is a literary device that was originated in classical literature and theatre known in Latin …Read More »National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Takes Place Oct. 27, 10A – 2P
Semi-Annual event provides safe, convenient, and responsible way to dispose of prescription drugs The Drug Enforcement Administration is hosting the semi-annual National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, Oct. 27. The goal of the event is to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs, …Read More »Methamphetamine Abuse: The Other Drug Epidemic
While the opioid epidemic continues to dominate the national headlines, methamphetamine addiction has emerged as a major crisis in Texas. A big problem Methamphetamine, known as “meth”, killed 715 Texans in 2016 compared to 539 heroin deaths. During the same period, U.S-Mexican border agents seized seven times more meth than …Read More »News Release: Texas HHSC Receives $46M Grant to Fight Opioid Use Disorders
The Lifelong Quest For Sobriety…The Ultimate Hero’s Journey—Part 40
In the parlance of long-running, multi-season TV shows, the term “jump the shark” denotes that point at which the series popularity begins to decline. It usually cites a particular show in which the characters in the show do something a bit absurd, maybe so much beyond the mythos of the …Read More »<strong>Senate Passes Broad Opioid Package to Address National Crisis</strong>
The Council on Recovery applauds the U.S. Senate’s passage of the final version of a sweeping opioids package Wednesday. Passed with rare bipartisan support by a vote of 98-1, the bill will be sent it to the White House for expected signature. The bill represents Congressional response to the opioid …Read More »Yale Study: Genes May Explain Why Alcohol Detox is Particularly Hard for Some People
New findings published in journal Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research Some heavy drinkers suffer intense withdrawal symptoms when they try to stop drinking — some, less so. A new Yale-led international study of individuals with alcohol dependence has identified gene variants that may help explain why “detox” from alcohol is particularly …Read More »How Drugs Alter Brain Development and Affect Teens
Changes in Brain Development and Function From Drug Abuse Most kids grow dramatically during the adolescent and teen years. Their young brains, particularly the prefrontal cortex that is used to make decisions, are growing and developing, until their mid-20’s. Long-term drug use causes brain changes that can set people up for addiction …Read More »The Lifelong Quest For Sobriety…The Ultimate Hero’s Journey—Part 39
Guest Blogger and long-time Council friend, Bob W. presents Part 39 of a series dealing with Alcoholism and Addiction from a Mystical, Mythological Perspective, reflecting Bob’s scholarly work as a Ph.D. in mythological studies. In Greek mythology, the heiros gamos is a holy ritual, a sacred marriage of a god …Read More »CNN Reports Nearly 30% of All Opioid Prescriptions Lack Medical Explanation
This CNN story reported findings of a recent study by the Annals of Internal Medicine that indicated nearly 30% of all opioid prescriptions lack medical explanation: (CNN) How large a role do doctors play in the opioid crisis? Nearly 30% of all opioids prescribed in US clinics or doctors’ offices lack a …Read More »The Lifelong Quest For Sobriety…The Ultimate Hero’s Journey—Part 38
Guest Blogger and long-time Council friend, Bob W. presents Part 38 of a series dealing with Alcoholism and Addiction from a Mystical, Mythological Perspective, reflecting Bob’s scholarly work as a Ph.D. in mythological studies. In Herman Melville’s classic, Moby-Dick, Captain Ahab was near mortally wounded by a powerful albino sperm …Read More »The Lifelong Quest For Sobriety…The Ultimate Hero’s Journey—Part 37
Guest Blogger and long-time Council friend, Bob W. presents Part 37 of a series dealing with Alcoholism and Addiction from a Mystical, Mythological Perspective, reflecting Bob’s scholarly work as a Ph.D. in mythological studies. The story of Homer’s Odyssey, to which we keep returning as a classic Hero’s Journey, ends …Read More »Time to cut back on drinking? Here’s how…
Written by Felice J. Freyer & published by The Boston Globe, the following article provides excellent tips to those who drink. Timely information for those who use, misuse, or abuse alcohol. Alcohol is deeply ingrained in American life, central to our habits of socializing, celebrating, and relaxing. But the pleasure …Read More »As School Starts, Know the Facts About College Drinking
As students start the Fall Semester at college, The Council on Recovery urges parents and students to consider the facts about college drinking from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. Harmful and underage college drinking are significant public health problems, and they exact an enormous toll on the …Read More »The Lifelong Quest For Sobriety…The Ultimate Hero’s Journey—Part 36
Guest Blogger and long-time Council friend, Bob W. presents Part 36 of a series dealing with Alcoholism and Addiction from a Mystical, Mythological Perspective, reflecting Bob’s scholarly work as a Ph.D. in mythological studies. In 1993, comedian Bill Murray stared in a film called Groundhog Day. It is about a …Read More »Magic Mushrooms (Psilocybin) Remain a Popular Hallucinogen
Among the hallucinogens abused by those who have a substance use disorder (SUD), psilocybin mushrooms are still a popular source of getting high. Similar to other hallucinogens, such as mescaline and peyote, and known on the street as “magic mushrooms”, they contain the hallucinogenic chemical psilocybin and are found throughout …Read More »2018 Houston Opioid Summit Creates Vital Awareness and Cooperation in the Battle Against Opioid Addiction
For two full days last week, nearly 250 leaders from across Harris County gathered at The Council on Recovery’s first Opioid Summit. In keynote addresses, topical breakout sessions, panel discussions, round-table discussions, and interpersonal networking, people on the front-line in battling the opioid crisis exchanged ideas, information, and experience …Read More »CDC Report: Excessive Alcohol Use and Risks to Women’s Health
Recently reported data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are shedding new light on the links between excessive alcohol use by women and the increasing risks to female health. Here are vital the facts from the CDC. Although men are more likely to drink alcohol and drink …Read More »How Do We Address the Mental Health Needs of the Veteran Community?
Thirty percent of active and reserve duty military personnel deployed in Iraq and Afghanistan have a mental health condition. Less than half of these veterans will receive the help they need. Why do so many veterans struggle with substance use and other mental health conditions? Why do so few get …Read More »We’ve Been There: The Role of the Family
This September is Recovery Month, and to celebrate we are sharing inspiring stories from our incredible staff members in recovery. For decades, The Council on Recovery and its Center for Recovering Families have approached addiction as a family disease. Each family member of someone struggling with addiction faces pain, fear …Read More »
- Media Alert - COVID-19 Puts People in Recovery at Risk (4/18/20)
- The Council on Recovery to Host 2020 Houston Vaping Summit (2/21/2020)
- Former Houston Astro and Baseball Hall of Famer Jeff Bagwell to be Keynote Speaker at The Council on Recovery’s Spring Luncheon (1/7/2020)
- The Council on Recovery Responds to Rising Trend of Adolescent Vaping with Specialized Services for Teens and Parents (8/21/2019)
- Rock Legend Alice Cooper Helps Council Luncheon Raise $495K (11/2/2018)
- Council on Recovery to Host 2018 Houston Opioid Summit (7/10/2018)
- Media Alert--Council on Recovery to Host 2018 Houston Opioid Summit (6/18/2018)
- The Council on Recovery Launches Free Counseling and Treatment Services for Those Still Struggling with Trauma from Hurricane Harvey (5/1/2018)
- Kristen Johnston Keynote Speaker at The Council on Recovery's 35th Annual Spring Luncheon(3/8/2018)
- The Council on Recovery Receives $375K from Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund (3/20/2018)
- Council Deploys Counselors to Shelters After Hurricane Harvey (9/1/2017)
- Back to School CEU Workshop to Focus on Vaping, Pornography, Teen Trauma, & Tech Addiction(8/1/2017)
- Rob Lowe to Speak at Council on Recovery's Fall Luncheon(7/18/2017)
- Bizarre Foods Star Andrew Zimmern Raises Nearly 500K to Fight Addiction (5/3/2017)
- Andrew Zimmern, Bizarre Foods Star, to Speak at Council Luncheon (4/5/2017)
- Council on Recovery Launches Houston’s First Relapse & Renewal Clinic for Alcoholics and Addicts Struggling to Stay Sober (1/3/2017)
- The Council on Recovery Hails Surgeon General’s Report as a Critical Turning Point for Drug & Alcohol Addiction in Houston (11/21/2016)
- “Wonder Woman” Lynda Carter to Inspire and Entertain Houston Audience with Her Heroic Story of Personal Recovery from Addiction for The Council on Recovery’s 2016 Fall Luncheon (10/13/2016)
- Patrick Kennedy Incites a Packed House with Anecdotes on Recovery to Help Raise
Over $450,000 for The Council on Recovery’s 70th Year (5/17/2016) - Songwriter Legend Paul Williams Helps Raise over $400,000 for Texas’ Largest Non-Profit Substance Abuse Treatment Center (11/3/2015)
- Renowned Singer and Songwriter Paul Williams to Help Raise Funds for Substance Abuse and Addiction Treatment in Houston (10/12/15)
- The Council on Recovery to Host Houston’s Second Annual REEL Recovery Film Festival with The ARK (9/21/15)
- Addicted to Comedy Show Proves Laughter is the Best Medicine When It Comes to Recovery(9/18/15)
- Recovery: Our Choice Campaign Launches September 1 in Honor of National Recovery Month(9/1/15)
- Nationally Renowned Clinical Experts Make Rare Appearance to Present on Sex and Love Addiction (8/17/15)
- Summit on Synthetic Marijuana Attracts Large Audience (7/31/15)
- The Council on Recovery Named Number 2 Local Charity in Houston (7/2/15)
- Recovering Addicts in the Pandemic Face Another Hurdle - Isolation (Houston Public Media) 6/5/2020
- The Bigger Picture: 'The Way Back' Highlights the Isolation of Addiction (Houston Public Media) 3/26/2020
- Houston Organization Hosts Vaping Summit to Address E-Cigarette Use Among Teens (Fox26) 2/21/2020
- Houston Community Leaders of Color Talk Maternal Health: ‘From Birth, our Babies Face Discrimination’ (Houston Chronicle) 10/26/2019
- Coalition launches to help pregnant women in Third Ward, Sunnyside (Houston Chronicle) 2/26/2019
- Meth’s Resurgence Spotlights Lack Of Meds To Combat The Addiction (Kaiser Health News) 1/14/2019
- Senator Cornyn visits Council on Recovery to discuss opioid addiction (Fox 26 News) 10/30/2018
- Binge Drinking (Submitted by Abby & Kaira at Learning Haven) 8/1/2018
- Alcohol and Young Adults (The Buzz Magazines) 4/1/2018
- Over-the-counter meds better at pain treatment than opioids, new study finds (Chron.com) 3/11/2018
- How can you tell if your child is using drugs or alcohol? (Get Smart About Drugs, a DEA Resource) 4/13/2017
- National Opioid Epidemic Felt Locally in Spring, Klein (Community Impact Newspaper) 12/11/2017
- Cy-Fair Officials Examine National Opioid Epidemic (Community Impact Newspaper) 11/18/2017
- Drug-Impaired Driving Report (Governors Highway Safety Association) April 2017
- Programs Available for Those Struggling with Addiction, Relapse (Jewish Herald Voice) 6/15/2017
- Around H-town - KRBE's Freddy Cruz Interviews The Council's Lori Fiester (KRBE 104.1) 5/21/2017
- Kush is a Growing Problem in Houston (NewsFix 6/27/2016)
- $1.5B Powerball is addicting to some (Cw39.com) 1/12/16
- Drug Addiction is a Family Problem, So Solving it Needs To Start in the Home(Chron.com) 11/7/15
- Choosing an Addiction Treatment Facility (Journal of Employee Assistance) October 2015
- Summit on Synthetic Marijuana (My Fox Houston) 7/31/15
- More Texans Seeking Treatment for Meth Abuse (Valleycentral.com) 7/27/15
- More Texans Seeking Treatment for Meth Abuse (KHOU) 7/27/15
- Sixth Annual Run for Recovery: Over 1,500 professional, recovering adult runners expected (The Humble Observer) 7/24/15
- Researchers Find Startling Trend Among Pregnant Teen Drinkers (KXAN) 7/10/15
- City Hall, Synthetic Drugs & Lacrosse: Thursday’s Show (Houston Matters 88.7 FM) 6/18/15
- Stage Production Aims to Help Those Struggling With Alcoholism (Houston Matters 88.7 FM) 6/11/15
- Beware of Dangerous New Designer Drug ‘Flakka’ (NewsFix) 5/19/15
- Spirit of Recovery: Recovery is For Families (Unity Online Radio) 5/12/15
- This Week in Houston’s Buzz: The Council on Recovery (The Waggoners Foundation Speaker Series) (Houston Forward Times) 4/29/15
- Local Students Witness Reality of Drinking and Driving (KHOU 11 News) 4/22/15
- Tom Arnold Keynotes at the Semi-Annual Waggoners Luncheon (Houston Chronicle) 4/17/15
- Restaurants Offer Mocktails for Alcohol Awareness Month (Houston Chronicle) 3/26/15
- District Empowers Parents to Communicate with Students (Austin American-Statesman) 1/21/15
- Binge Drinking Kills 6 Every Day; Not People You Might Think (Fox 26 News) 1/7/15
- ‘Arrested Development’ Star Talks Addiction at Houston Luncheon (Houston Chronicle) 11/12/14
- ‘Transparent’ Actor Jeffrey Tambor Raises Awareness About Mental Health and Alcoholism (The Fix) 11/11/14
- Report: Houston Region Students Using More Pot, See It As Less Harmful (Houston Chronicle) 10/22/14
- DEA Tightens Restrictions on Hydrocodone Products (KXAN) 10/6/14
- The Council on Alcohol and Drugs Houston on Recovery Month and Addiction (Houston’s 93Q, Country Legends and The Eagle radio stations) 9/28/14
- Study Says Trip to the Library is Like a Raise (KTRH) 9/21/14
- LSC-Montgomery Student Organization to Sponsor Drug and Alcohol Awareness Series (Woodlands Online) 9/15/14
- Americans Will Spend More Than $1 Billion on Beer This Weekend (KUHF NPR for Houston) 6/30/14
- Austin Recovery Opens Family-Oriented Outpatient Program (Addiction Professional) 6/27/14
- A Music Superstar Opens Up On Her Fight With Addiction in Houston, Helps Raise More Than $500,000 (CultureMap) 5/12/14
- Natalie Cole Shares Her Story at Speaker Luncheon (Houston Chronicle) 5/9/14
- APD: “Walking Dead” K-2 Responsible for Surge of Overdoses(KTBC Fox 7) 5/9/14
- Grammy Winner Natalie Cole Shares Her Story of Triumph Over Addiction at The Council on Alcohol and Drugs Houston Annual Spring Luncheon (Houston Style Magazine) 5/8/14
- Natalie Cole shares addiction story at Houston event (Defender Network) 5/8/14
- Grammy-Winning Singer Natalie Cole Opens Up About Addiction at Houston Benefit (Houston Style Magazine) 5/6/14
- Over 1,100 Attended Council on Alcohol and Drugs Event, Featuring Natalie Cole (Houston Chronicle) 5/6/14
- Grammy-Winning Singer Natalie Cole Opens Up About Addiction at Houston Benefit (The Paper) 5/6/14
- Supporting Children Affected by a Parent’s Addiction (Recovery Today) 5/1/14
- Spike in Potential K2 Overdoses Concerns Police (KXAN) 5/1/14
- Barnes: Putting together Austin’s entertainment districts (Austin American-Statesman) 4/23/14
- Natalie Cole Shares Secret to Beating Addiction (Houston Chronicle) 4/23/14
- RECAP: Austin Recovery Speaker Series Luncheon with Natalie Cole (Austin Social Planner) 4/22/14
- Austin Recovery, Toast of the Town, Easter Quiches and More (Austin360) 4/16/14
- More Than Words: What Do Self-Esteem and Self-Efficacy Even Mean? (Recovery Today) 4/4/14
- Impact of Trauma and Resiliency on Addiction (Recovery Today) 3/6/14
- Police Warn Meth on the Rise in Austin, Central Texas Counties (Austin American-Statesman) 03/01/14
- On the 50th Anniversary of the Surgeon General’s Report on Smoking and Health, KXAN Speaks with Austin Recovery on How They Help Clients Quit (KXAN) 2/10/2014
- What’s Really Going on Inside the Brain of an Addict? (KUHF “Houston Matters” Radio Show) 2/10/14
- New Addition to the Austin Recovery Leadership Team in Anticipation of New Program Launch (Addiction Professional) 1/29/2014
- Flesh-eating “Krokodil” drug in Houston? (KPRC Local 2) 1/3/14
- When Drinking Becomes a Problem (FOX 7) 12/11/2013
- Lehmberg Keeps Her Job, Judge Rules (KXAN) 12/11/2013
- David Feherty Makes Alcoholism Real and Brings the Funny, Setting the Stage for a Surprise Celeb (CultureMap) 11/21/13
- Local Golf Notebook – Feherty Raises Funds (Chron.com) 11/19/13
- David Feherty Makes Hard Truths Funny at Waggoner Foundation Speaker Series (Houston Press) 11/18/13
- Ex-Pro Feherty to Speak about Addiction (The Houston Chronicle) 11/12/13
- Prescription Drug Abuse (FOX 26) 10/25/13
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