As rates of substance use among young adults increase in America, there is a need for intervention and recovery programs. These researchers looked at implementing a program called Project Amp: …
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The need for substance use recovery resources has never been higher, and there are specific concerns and needs of the college-aged population. In 2016, Arizona State University started a collegiate …
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There are relatively few collegiate recovery communities (CRCs) on small residential campuses (SRC). The current article reviewed existing programs and common implementation problems experienced on small campuses. Recommendations are made …
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UReport Research: Explict and implicit bias associated with addiction and recovery language
It has been documented that young adults using marijuana heavily often try to quit on their own. A new study aimed at identifying momentary experiences during marijuana use that could …
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A new study examined the association of intention to quit smoking cigarettes (ITQS) with polytobacco use status, controlling for tobacco product use frequency and cigarettes per day (CPD). Data was …
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A new study evaluated the engagement of young adults with a text message intervention, Texting to Reduce Alcohol Consumption 2 (TRAC2), which aims at reducing weekend alcohol consumption. Participants (N …
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Research on collegiate recovery programs (CRP) and students in recovery is growing, however, many of the qualitative studies have not been synthesized into a useful organizing mix. A new study …
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It has been shown that campus-based recovery programs (CRPs) support students in recovery for substance use disorders and mental health disorders, typically in isolation. A recent study explored outcomes from …
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Previous research suggests motivations to quit smoking vary across age groups. A new study examined the importance of reasons to quit in young adult smokers. In addition, this study also …
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