Cleveland, Ohio
Originally known as "summer candy," Clarence Crane invented these rainbow hard candies in 1912.
What are Lifesavers?
This program teaches patients coping skills and to identify triggers.
What is Relapse Prevention?
Our mission is to save this number of lives in 100 years.
What is one million?
This medication eases the symptoms of opioid withdrawal.
What is Suboxone?
This Cleveland-based team had its inaugural season in 1946.
What is the Cleveland Browns?
People often use drugs to _____ symptoms of mental health issues.
What is suppress?
Landmark Recovery's first facility opened in this city in 2016
What is Louisville?
Withdrawal from these two substances can be fatal.
What are benzodiazepines and alcohol?
This Ohio-born music artist, with hits like "All of Me" and "Ordinary People," began his career as a wedding singer.
Who is John Legend?
A very stressful experience or a frightening or distressing event that is difficult to cope with or out of our control.
What is trauma?
Landmark Recovery operates in these 6 states.
What are Colorado, Tennessee, Kentucky, Arkansas, Ohio, and Indiana?
Oftentimes, addiction can begin as this type of use.
What is recreational?
Cleveland is a city of firsts! It's home to the first of this retail establishment that opened in 1890.
What is the indoor shopping mall?
Racing thoughts, excessive worry, fear, and racing heart, are all symptoms of this mental health condition.
What is anxiety?
Landmark Recovery is a dual diagnosis facility. This means that we treat both _____ and ______.
What are substance use disorders and mental disorders?
This factor accounts for about 40% to 60% of a person's risk of addiction.
What are genetics?
Who is Superman?
Self-medicating with alcohol worsens this particular mental health condition.
What is depression?
This evidence-based model for substance abuse, trauma, and PTSD is a main staple of Landmark Recovery's curriculum.
What is "Seeking Safety?"
The majority of preventable drug overdose deaths involve this type of substance totaling 75,785 in 2020.
What are opioids?