New England Recovery Center

06/03/2026

Nix Adams is opening up about the challenges she’s faced; from addiction and grief to rebuilding confidence and purpose through recovery.

After years of hardship, she shared how healing has helped her rediscover her strength, her voice, and her belief in herself.

Her story is a reminder that recovery isn’t about being perfect, it’s about continuing to rise, even after the hardest seasons of life. 💛

Read more here: https://tinyurl.com/rj693er3

05/28/2026

When supporting a loved one through substance use disorder, grief can take many forms, including grieving the uncertainty, fear, and emotional loss that can exist even before someone is gone.

Join NERC and Magnolia Recovery Resources on June 3 for a virtual family support meeting focused on “Healing Through Loss: Navigating Grief, Fear, and Hope.”

This conversation will provide space for reflection, validation, and support while exploring anticipatory grief, ambiguous loss, and ways to find hope through difficult moments.

🔗 Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/3mn4r3cs

05/28/2026

Join today's session to hear more from Matthew Rosa, LCSW, a national expert in behavioral health training, implementation, and systems improvement!

Looking for honest conversations about recovery and mental health? Airing Addiction brings together voices of lived experience, clinicians, recovery coaches, and leaders working to expand access to care and support long-term recovery.

Join hosts Lisa Blanchard and Jesse Chaison for meaningful discussions that offer real insight, practical takeaways, and hope.

🎙️ Our next episode airs May 28 and features Matthew Rosa, LCSW, a national expert in behavioral health training, implementation, and systems improvement.

Listen to past episodes and stay tuned for this upcoming conversation:https://shorturl.at/puppw

05/28/2026

On this episode of Airing Addiction,

Mathew Roosa, LCSW-R is a consultant who provides training, coaching, technical assistance and planning support to universities, research studies, governments, and health and human service provider organizations.

He was a founding member of NIATx, and works for the University of Wisconsin, Madison Center for Health Enhancement Systems Studies (CHESS) providing an array of training and technical assistance to the SAMHSA funded Technology Transfer Centers, Opioid Response Network (ORN) and for the Center for Mental Health Implementation Support (CMHIS).

Focusing on quality improvement and implementation of evidence-based practices, Mr. Roosa’s experience includes psychotherapy for mental health and substance use in agencies and private practice, teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels in Human Services and Social Work, agency administration, and governmental planning.

Join Jesse and Lisa to hear how Matt's work is benefiting the recovery community. Only on Airing Addiction!

05/20/2026

Paris Jackson is reflecting on five years of sobriety and the profound ways recovery has transformed her life.

From music and movement to heartbreak and healing, she described how sobriety has allowed her to reconnect with life in a more honest and meaningful way.

Her reflection is a powerful reminder that healing takes courage, self-awareness, and the willingness to keep showing up one day at a time. 💛

Read more : https://tinyurl.com/34f3mnvd

05/13/2026

Hayden Panettiere is sharing her personal recovery journey and the life experiences that shaped it.

From growing up in the spotlight to navigating postpartum depression and using alcohol to cope during difficult periods, she opens up about how emotional struggles and trauma affected her well-being.

After multiple treatment experiences and years of reflection, she is now focused on healing and using her voice to help reduce stigma around mental health and recovery.

Her message highlights that recovery is not a straight line and it takes support, patience, and honesty. 💛

Read more Us Weekly: https://shorturl.at/IISYz

05/07/2026

Taking the first step toward recovery can feel overwhelming, but it can also lead to meaningful change. Jason Biggs has opened up about the reality of addiction, including how he struggled behind the scenes while appearing “fine” on the outside.

His journey is a reminder that recovery is deeply personal, and asking for help is a powerful step forward. You don’t have to go through it alone.

Read more about his journey via here: https://tinyurl.com/4mvnz5zr

05/06/2026

Looking to better understand addiction and recovery through honest dialogue? Airing Addiction creates space for conversations that inform, inspire, and connect.

Join Lisa Blanchard and Jesse Chaison as they speak with individuals in recovery, clinicians, and leaders in the addiction recovery space who are dedicated to expanding care and supporting lasting change. Each episode explores key topics like recovery pathways, mental health, and community impact.

Follow along and catch up on the full lineup of episodes!

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Listen to the latest episode of Airing Addiction, a podcast about addiction topics ranging from education & awareness to treatment options & client interviews.

04/30/2026

Sometimes the most meaningful support doesn't come from having the right answers. It comes from being present and truly listening.

Join us for our upcoming virtual family support meeting in partnership with Magnolia Recovery Resources on May 6, focused on the power of active listening and why it can be more impactful than offering advice.

We'll explore what gets in the way of listening, how to move away from problem-solving, and ways to build stronger connection and trust with loved ones.

🔗 Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/3mn4r3cs

04/28/2026

Looking for honest conversations about recovery and mental health? Airing Addiction brings together voices of lived experience, clinicians, recovery coaches, and leaders working to expand access to care and support long-term recovery.

Join hosts Lisa Blanchard and Jesse Chaison for meaningful discussions that offer real insight, practical takeaways, and hope.

🎙️ Our next episode airs May 28 and features Matthew Rosa, LCSW, a national expert in behavioral health training, implementation, and systems improvement.

Listen to past episodes and stay tuned for this upcoming conversation:https://shorturl.at/puppw