Taylor’s Inspiring Story of Opioid Addiction Recovery
Taylor is probably not the face you picture when you picture the face of opioid addiction. She share’s her inspiring story to help others, letting them know there is hope. You can get better. It will be okay.
The Role Of Relapse In Recovery
Understanding The Role Of Relapse In Recovery UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE OF RELAPSE IN RECOVERY St. Louis, MO – August 31, 2022In understanding the role of relapse in recovery we learn that what many might characterize as a “relapse” is actually a natural part of the recovery process for patients battling a dependence issue. For patient’s […]
Meet Jordan Malone INSynergy’s Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
As a Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at INSynergy, Jordan Malone sees patients when they are the lowest of lows.
Meet Hannah Byers, RN
As INSynergy’s Program Coordinator, Hannah Byers’ job is to help new patients get past their fears about treatment. “Usually the first thing I say is that I am not here to judge you,” Hannah says. “I am here to help you.”
Meet Rick Flanagan – Lead Counselor
As someone who has been in recovery himself for a long time, Rick Flanagan, the Lead Counselor for INSynergy, brings a passion and a personal perspective to his work.
Guilt & Shame
Learn how stigma and feelings of guilt and shame feed addiction.
Jerry’s Story
As a highly respected orthopedic surgeon in St. Louis, Jerry knows how to treat patients in pain. Until it was his pain.
#OKtoBeSober Sobriety Challenge Launched
INSynergy has launched the #OKtoBeSober Sobriety Challenge on social media to promote abstaining from alcohol during #SoberOctober to highlight the benefits of sobriety, end the stigma and support those in recovery.
When Our Helpers Need Help
Physician: Heal Thyself. It is an adage that in many ways has never been timelier than today. Learn how INSynergy is helping medical professionals suffering from drug or alcohol dependence.
Doctor Arturo Taca Junior – The Lifesaver
Doctor Taca’s leadership in the field of addiction medicine is fueled by his empathy for patients and his belief that addiction is a mental health diagnosis that should be treated like any other medical issue.
