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Intervention BlogBrad Garraway2022-08-26T20:42:48+00:00
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  • A State of Contrasts: Understanding California’s Overdose Picture in 2026

    California does not fit the story most people carry in their heads about the overdose crisis. It is, by prescribing measures, one of the most cautious states in the country. It also contains some of the most visible, concentrated drug crises in America. Both things are true at once, and holding them together is the […]

    By Clear Path InterventionCategories: Addiction
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  • The State That Still Writes the Most Prescriptions: Understanding Addiction in Arkansas

    Every state’s addiction story has a starting point. In Arkansas, more than in almost anywhere else in the country, that story began at the pharmacy counter. For years the state has led or nearly led the nation in how many opioid prescriptions its doctors write, and that history still shapes the crisis families face today. […]

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  • The Exception to the Good News: Why Arizona’s Overdose Deaths Are Still Rising

    The national story about overdose in 2026 is, for once, a hopeful one. Deaths have fallen for several years running. Arizona is the exception to that story. While the rest of the country has been recording its first sustained relief from the fentanyl crisis, Arizona has been moving in the opposite direction, and the gap […]

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  • Distance as a Risk Factor: Understanding Alaska’s Overdose Crisis in 2026

    In most of the country, the question facing a family is whether a loved one will accept treatment. In Alaska, there is a second question stacked on top of the first. If they say yes, where exactly do they go, and how do they get there before the willingness fades? That second question is not […]

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  • What Alabama’s 2026 Overdose Numbers Actually Mean for Families

    For the first time in nearly a decade, Alabama is recording fewer overdose deaths than it did the year before. That is worth saying plainly, because families living inside the addiction crisis rarely hear good news. In January 2026, state outlets reported that more than 900 Alabamians died of drug overdoses in the most recent twelve-month […]

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  • When Naloxone Isn’t Enough: How Clear Path Intervention Helps Families Face the New Wave of Opioid Risks

    In recent months, first responders across the country have faced a terrifying new challenge: opioid overdoses that don’t respond to naloxone, the lifesaving drug traditionally used to reverse opioid effects. Reports are emerging from cities like Chicago and Philadelphia that a veterinary sedative called medetomidine is increasingly being found mixed with fentanyl and other opioids. […]

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  • Purdue Pharma Opioid Settlement: What It Means and Where to Turn for Help

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  • The Warnings About Tianeptine and What To Do

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  • Understanding the Role of a Professional Interventionist in Addiction Recovery

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  • Key Indications of Struggles With Mental Health Disorders

    Identify the subtle signs of mental health struggles in your loved ones. Learn the top 10 indicators that indicate they may need professional help and support.

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  • Support Strategies for Family Members Facing Mental Illness

    Support your family’s mental health effectively with practical tips and strategies. Learn how to foster understanding and resilience in challenging times.

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  • How Addiction Influences Mental Health Challenges

    Uncover the crucial link between addiction and mental health. This guide offers key insights and effective strategies for addiction recovery and healing.

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