By Elliott RedwineOriginal Source: soberlink.comThis September marked the 30th anniversary of National Recovery Month, put on by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). National Recovery Month is an annual nationwide event created to raise awareness surrounding treatment for substance abuse and other mental health disorders.The amount of people struggling with mental health and substance use disorders continues to rise every year. This increase is an alarming epidemic in the United States that still shows no signs of slowing down, which can feel like an overwhelming mountain to overcome. Fortunately, SAMHSA aims to do whatever they can to help.National Recovery Month exists to celebrate people in recovery from a mental or substance use disorder. SAMHSA uses the event to rally support for people who are working hard at their recovery. As more people understand the impact of these disorders, the more they’ll want to do something to help within their own families and communities.What exactly is National Recovery Month, and how did it come about? What does SAMHSA do to support the individuals working to remain in recovery from their substance use and mental health disorders? And how can you get involved and help out in your area? Continue reading to learn more about this incredible annual event.
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