Rediscovering Yourself: Book Club with Nancy Colier, Author of The Emotionally Exhausted Woman
Join us for an insightful discussion with Nancy Colier, a renowned psychotherapist, interfaith minister, and author whose latest book, The
Sometimes all they need is a Mother's Love
At Mothers Against Addiction, we offer a variety of services to help you and your loved ones deal with and face addiction. Our goal is to help the world with this disease.
Meet Others
Connect with other mothers on our forum, a supportive online community for sharing experiences and insights related to addiction and loss. Engage in meaningful discussions, find resources, and gain strength from the stories of fellow mothers who understand your journey.
Addiction Help
Discover invaluable addiction help resources on our website, designed to assist mothers in understanding and addressing their child's substance abuse. Access expert advice, coping strategies, and guidance to navigate the challenges of addiction and work towards a brighter future.
Articles
Explore insightful articles on our blog, covering topics related to addiction, recovery, and grief from the perspective of mothers. Stay informed and empowered with practical advice, personal stories, and expert perspectives on navigating the complexities of addiction and loss.
Weekly Online Meetings for Parents
Weekly Support Meetings for Mothers Against Addiction
At Mothers Against Addiction, we offer free, weekly Mothers Share meetings every Tuesday at 6 PM Central Time. These private Zoom sessions provide a safe space for mothers to connect, share their personal experiences, and offer each other support. Whether you are coping with your child’s addiction or grieving a loss, these meetings aim to foster healing, resilience, and community.
We also host Guest Speaker sessions every Saturday at 10 AM Central Time, featuring experts in addiction, recovery, and mental health. Open to the public, these sessions cover a range of important topics, offering valuable insights and inspiration to help mothers on their journey toward recovery and empowerment.
Monthly Book Club - Mothers Against Addiction
Join our supportive community each month for a virtual book club event. Together, we explore books that inspire, educate, and empower us on our journey against addiction. Connect with other mothers, share insights, and find strength in the stories we read. Whether you’re seeking knowledge, comfort, or camaraderie, our book club offers a safe space for meaningful discussions and personal growth.
This setup encourages participation while highlighting the event’s purpose and the sense of community it fosters.
Mothers Against Addiction shirts are more than just a fashion statement. They’re a symbol of hope and unity in the fight against addiction. Wearing your MMA shirt amongst your community, at work, at your local church, and at one of our group meetings, are some of the powerful ways to show your support for those struggling with addiction. Letting someone know they’re not alone goes a long way.
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How to Spread the Red
Addiction is a disease that doesn’t discriminate. It doesn’t matter how much money you have, what kind of job you have, or where you live, addiction can affect everyone. It’s important that we all work together to fight this disease. One small way you can help is by wearing your MAA shirt to one of our support group meetings and around your community.
Mothers Against Addiction shirts are more than just a fashion statement. They’re a symbol of hope and unity in the fight against addiction. Wearing your MMA shirt amongst your community, at work, at your local church, and at one of our group meetings, are some of the powerful ways to show your support for those struggling with addiction. Letting someone know they’re not alone goes a long way.
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Addiction Statistics
The Astonishing Numbers
Let’s join together to help fight addiction.
12- to 17-year-olds nationwide report using drugs in the last month
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Outreach
Uniting Mothers
This outreach program helps bring together and offer supports for mothers who have recently lost a child to addiction.
Who We Are
Mothers Against Addiction is a national non-profit organization dedicated to helping mothers and families affected by addiction. We offer support, resources, and information to mothers struggling with addiction, as well as those who have lost a child to addiction. We believe that mothers are the key to ending the cycle of addiction, and we are committed to helping them heal and rebuild their lives.
We know that addiction is a disease that does not discriminate. It can affect anyone, regardless of age, race, or socioeconomic status. And while it may seem like there is no hope for those affected by addiction, we believe that recovery is possible for everyone.
We are here to help mothers affected by addiction find hope and healing. We offer support groups, resources, and information to mothers struggling with addiction, as well as those who have lost a child to addiction. We believe that mothers are the key to ending the cycle of addiction, and we are committed to helping them heal and rebuild their lives.
If you are a mother struggling with addiction, we urge you to reach out for help. You are not alone. We are here to support you on your journey to recovery.
The Problem Of Addiction
Addiction is a serious problem that affects millions of people around the world. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, there are more than 20 million people in the United States alone who suffer from addiction. Out of those 20 million, only a fraction receive treatment. The problem is that addiction is often seen as a moral failing rather than a disease. This stigma prevents many people from seeking help because they are afraid of being judged.
Mother’s Against Addiction seeks to change that by raising awareness about addiction and its causes. We believe that addiction is a disease that should be treated with compassion and understanding. We are working to break down the stigma associated with addiction so that more people will seek treatment. We are also working to educate people about the signs and symptoms of addiction so that they can better understand and support their loved ones who are struggling.
What We're Doing About It
Mothers Against Addiction is committed to making a difference in the lives of those affected by addiction. We are working to change the way society views addiction so that more people will seek treatment. We are also working to educate people about the signs and symptoms of addiction so that they can better understand and support their loved ones who are struggling. In addition, we are working to raise funds for research so that we can find new and better ways to treat this disease.
If you’re a mother who is struggling with addiction, know that you are not alone. There is help available and there is hope. At Mothers Against Addiction, we are working to change the way society views addiction so that more people will seek treatment. We are also working to educate people about the signs and symptoms of addiction so that they can better understand and support their loved ones who are struggling. If you need help, please reach out to us. We are here for you!
Current Events 2024
An Interview with Denise Kolivoski of the National Council on Addiction and Drug Dependence (NCADD)
Introduction Denise Kolivoski, a leader at the National Council on Addiction and Drug Dependence (NCADD), shares insights into the organization’s
Nicole Kosanke, PhD, and CMC: Foundation for Change—Empowering Families in the Fight Against Addiction
Nicole Kosanke, PhD, plays a vital role in reshaping addiction support through her work at CMC: Foundation for Change. With
Bryce Givens: A Journey from Addiction to Recovery and Empowerment
Bryce Givens, founder and CEO of Elevate Recovery Homes, True North Recovery Services, and All The Way Well, is no
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Whether dealing with addiction, loss, or just wanting to help. We would love to bring MAA into your heart. Contact us to find out more.
