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Peer Galaxy is a platform that aggregates peer-led recovery services and events across the world with a focus on Oregon. From their main page, they maintain peer support, recovery and wellness activities, webinars, consumer input, and special events. They also seem to have an appreciable focus on addressing barriers to participation through accessibility and translation options that are often a…
Shatterproof is a nonprofit founded by Gary Mendell in 2013 to bridge the gap between the latest medical science and community treatment practices. From 2017 to 2019, the organization collaborated with medical experts, state governments, and healthcare payers to develop a data-driven system that monitored facilities for compliance with the National Principles of Care. These principles include…
The National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP) is a trade association that started in 1978 for private non-profit addiction programs to advocate for regulatory regimes like uniform insurance coverage. In 2016, they launched the Addiction Industry Directory (AID) as an unsponsored database of members in good standing that pledge to follow the NAATP Code of Ethics. Provider…
Under the authorization provided by the 21st Century Cures Act, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) launched FindTreatment.gov as a centralized source for finding substance use and mental health treatment. As of a 2023 audit, they had 22,106 facilities listed. While SAMHSA itself has procedures to update the directory when information changes or inaccuracies are…
Peer recovery organizations generally, though not always, refer to an independent center that address mental health and substance use without a clinical or medical intervention. They provide services such as coaching, support groups, resource navigation for housing and employment, social events, etc. They’re typically more involved in everyday life than a treatment center, which mainly delivers…
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Peer recovery organizations generally, though not always, refer to an independent center that address mental health and substance use without a clinical or medical intervention. They provide services such as coaching, support groups, resource navigation for housing and employment, social events, etc. They’re typically more involved in everyday life than a treatment center, which mainly delivers…
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Under the authorization provided by the 21st Century Cures Act, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) launched FindTreatment.gov as a centralized source for finding substance use and mental health treatment. As of a 2023 audit, they had 22,106 facilities listed. While SAMHSA itself has procedures to update the directory when information changes or inaccuracies are…
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The National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP) is a trade association that started in 1978 for private non-profit addiction programs to advocate for regulatory regimes like uniform insurance coverage. In 2016, they launched the Addiction Industry Directory (AID) as an unsponsored database of members in good standing that pledge to follow the NAATP Code of Ethics. Provider…
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Peer Galaxy is a platform that aggregates peer-led recovery services and events across the world with a focus on Oregon. From their main page, they maintain peer support, recovery and wellness activities, webinars, consumer input, and special events. They also seem to have an appreciable focus on addressing barriers to participation through accessibility and translation options that are often a…
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Shatterproof is a nonprofit founded by Gary Mendell in 2013 to bridge the gap between the latest medical science and community treatment practices. From 2017 to 2019, the organization collaborated with medical experts, state governments, and healthcare payers to develop a data-driven system that monitored facilities for compliance with the National Principles of Care. These principles include…