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“Every life is worth saving, it’s about meeting people where they are to help them get there,” believes Kris D’Atri, an Outpatient Counselor at OneEighty. Kris D’Atri has become a vital force in the fight for recovery and support for those affected by addiction in Wayne and Holmes Counties. Her work at OneEighty focuses on…
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The Early Journey When Scott reflects on his journey with alcohol addiction, he finds this description mirrors his own experience. Raised in Kentucky as the oldest of five children to a father who was an engineer for Ford and a mother who provided a strong religious upbringing, Scott described himself as a bit of a…
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Harm reduction is a critical approach in the world of addiction recovery, offering a practical and compassionate strategy to support individuals on their recovery journey. At OneEighty, harm reduction is more than just a set of practices – it’s a daily commitment to empathy, understanding, and the belief that everyone deserves a chance to improve…
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Addiction recovery is more than just staying sober. It’s about rebuilding a life of meaning, purpose, and joy. At OneEighty, we go beyond traditional addiction treatment methods to offer a comprehensive program that incorporates a variety of holistic therapies. These initiatives aren’t just “add-ons” for clients – they’re vital tools for fostering a holistic approach…
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Nonya Wenger isn’t your average manager. As the Residential Peer Recovery Manager at OneEighty, Nonya brings a unique blend of enthusiasm, experience, and empathy to her role. Her passion for helping individuals on their recovery journey is evident, and her role at OneEighty reflects the organization’s commitment to holistic recovery. Under Nonya’s guidance, OneEighty’s Housing…
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Fury At Fifteen “At 15, I had my first experience with alcohol,” Kraig Reichley said. “I drank till I passed out – finding my addiction to that euphoric feeling right away. I was back at it again by the very next day.” Having grown up in a home with a functional alcoholic parent allowed Kraig…
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The journey to overcoming addiction is often racked with challenges, but one of the most prevalent obstacles is the pervasive stigma surrounding the condition. This addiction stigma, deeply ingrained in our community, creates a toxic environment that can hinder recovery for individuals and fuel the cycle of addiction. Combating this stigma of addiction requires a…
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3-Day Commitment “I can do anything for 3 days,” was the feeling that convinced Brandon to appease his little brother who begged him to get clean. Little did he realize that this time, a 3-day detox program known as the Recovery and Addiction Medicine Program (RAMP), established by Wooster Community Hospital in conjunction with OneEighty,…
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This past New Year’s Eve, OneEighty’s Oasis Recovery Club celebrated its 15th year of hosting people who are in recovery and/or respect the process of recovery together in a safe environment. “We welcome adults, 18 years and older, into our Recovery Club,” said Deb Strickler, Peer Support Coach and Oasis Recovery Club Coordinator. “It’s not…
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OneEighty is dedicated to serving our community, including the veteran population. Veterans can have complex needs, including substance use, mental health disorders, and housing insecurities. Current OneEighty Board President Tom Ballinger is a veteran who was deployed for 13 months during Operation Iraqi Freedom. OneEighty board member and Creston Mayor John Hall is a veteran…
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