The Gift Of New Beginnings Year Round

During the holiday season, many of us are consumed with finding the perfect gift. But for the individuals involved in Care and Share of Wayne County, their special gifts don’t need to be wrapped or decorated with bows. Their special gift involves sharing time, talents, and understanding with the adults and children housed at OneEighty’s emergency…

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10 Ways to Navigate a Sober Holiday Season with Peer Support

The holiday season often brings about feelings of joy, celebration, and togetherness. However, for some, this time of year can also pose unique emotional struggles. OneEighty Recovery Coach, Tina Nimon, shared her own valuable insights on the importance of peer support during the holidays. “I believe in leading by example. If you can’t see it…

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Trauma-Informed, Evidence-Based Care: A Foundation for Client Success

At OneEighty, we focus not just on achieving sobriety but on enabling meaningful recovery. Our approach strives to address core issues and develop comprehensive coping strategies to nurture sustained progress for all of our clients. Our aim is to create an environment that recognizes the impact of trauma and embeds this understanding into every facet…

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Addressing the Complex Needs of Our Veterans

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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Safe and Empowered: OneEighty’s Approach to Domestic Violence Safety Planning

Prioritizing Practical Support for Survivors of Domestic Violence When it comes to support and advocacy for survivors of domestic violence, two remarkable individuals have been tirelessly working to make a difference in the lives of those affected by this deeply troubling issue. Gayle Byrne, a dedicated OneEighty Victim Advocate, and Tina Zickefoose, Advocate/Outreach Specialist, are…

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Two Generations of Women Dedicated to Ending Domestic Violence

Generations Of Caring The month of October is dedicated to Domestic Violence Awareness. Set aside as a month to mourn those who have died because of domestic violence, celebrate those who have survived domestic violence, and connect those who work to end domestic violence. It is also the perfect time to explore what would draw…

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The Road First Taken

What started out as a “40 oz.” and peer pressure at the age of 12, eventually led Darnell to add marijuana to the mix early in the 1980’s. By the mid 80’s, this teenager began what he referred to as “a whole new ballgame” as cocaine and full-blown addiction took over his life. “At 16…

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Supporting Hope and Healing: Judge Wiles’ Recovery Court 

Peer Recovery’s Vital Role in the Courtroom Within the halls of the Recovery Court, helmed by Judge Latecia Wiles, a powerful transformation is unfolding. And at the heart of this transformation are peer support specialists, known as recovery coaches at OneEighty. In a recent interview, Judge Wiles shared valuable insights into the inner workings of…

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An Integrative Approach to Wellness at OneEighty

Photo of Dr. Labor and Bobbi Douglas next to each other

When it comes to healthcare, the integration of physical and behavioral health has emerged as a fundamental strategy for comprehensive wellness. At OneEighty, we recognize the significance of addressing these aspects of an individual’s wellbeing, and our continued developments in healthcare services exemplifies our commitment to this holistic approach. OneEighty CEO Bobbi Douglas explained why…

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