There's always more to be revealed at the Renewal Center

Amends are more than apologies

DBT: A innovative therapy to aid addicted young people

Class Action, legal community partner to prevent underage alcohol use

Graduate School earns HLC accreditation

Funky Winkerbean comic strip teaches important lessons about alcoholism

Matrix Model addresses diverse treatment needs of adolescents, young adults

Slogans and Self-Talk for Recovering People

After 20 years, Beattie's Codependent No More still reaches out to families of alcoholics and addicts

New Hazelden brand is about more than the visual

An innovative adjunct to care, Equine-assisted therapy comes to the aid of Hazelden patients

Olweus Bullying Prevention Program: One of the most effective tools to prevent bullying

Rudolf Moos earns 2006 Dan Anderson Research Award

'God doesn't work well under supervision'

Hazelden to build youth treatment center in New York

Hazelden adds anti-addiction meds as a treatment tool

Celebrating 50 years of serving women

Each Day a New Beginning

Hazelden Center for Youth and Families--25 years of guiding young people to recovery

William Moyers steps out of the shadows

Melody Beattie speaks to the universality of loss, grief

MADD, Hazelden collaborate to provide model alcohol prevention program

Heroin, cocaine overdose deaths quietly take their toll

Continuing Care Initiative Blazes New Ground

Graduate School attracts diverse student body with a range of addiction career interests

Initiative Foundation, Hazelden collaborate to lead community-based meth awareness campaign

Basil Brave Heart reclaims the spirit, carries the message

Today's Gift daily message: Divine intervention at work

Acceptance is the answer to all my problems today and Hang in there

New Women's Recovery Center is great leap in women-specific care

Hazelden to launch unique continuing care program

Kling brings passion, business savvy as new Board chair

Your Next Step grad finds freedom from fear--and nicotine

Meth abuse: How it compares with other drug trends

The Lois Wilson Story: When Love Is Not Enough

Build your lifestyle around your recovery, not your recovery around your lifestyle

Surging trend of methamphetamine abuse rocks the American landscape

The Matrix Model: a proven approach for outpatient addiction treatment

CEWG: The nation's No. 1 source for tracking emerging drug trends

Impaired lawyers overcome denial, stigma to achieve road to recovery

Recovering priest is role model for clergy in addressing addiction

Hazelden-published Twenty-Four Hours a Day turns 50, touches millions

Understanding the whole story of addiction treatment outcomes

Book guides people from misery, self-sabotage to hope and healing

HCYF's Teen-Intervene targets substance-abusing adolescents

An AA classic now speaks to women

The residue of war raises the risk of PTSD, addiction

Nurses overcome barriers to addiction care

Fellowship Club: 50 years as a haven for recovery

Smoking marijuana: Innocuous pastime or slippery slope?

Breyer has all the right qualities--professionally and personally--as new Hazelden president

Buprenorphine adds value to opiate maintenance therapy, but is not recovery

Meyers offers effective approach for family members of addicted loved ones

Health professionals get life and career-saving care at Hazelden Springbrook

Center City campus expands primary treatment capacity, adds new unit

With new Class Action curriculum, Students simulate courtroom drama to learn alcohol prevention

Snuffing out tobacco in the recovery community

New Lodge program to fill a special need in the Hazelden continuum of care

Hepatitis C: A silent epidemic in the recovering community

Hazelden Meditation Center opens in Center City

Addiction: A brain disease with biological underpinnings

Recent research offers compelling support for the effectiveness of Twelve Step-based treatment

Hazelden's Rendezvous of Hope: A 50th anniversary celebration with 'enormous heart'

Minnesota Benefit: Moyers tells of the Hazelden experience with unmatched grace

Bud M., 1949 alum, recalls Hazelden days of old