Fentanyl is a powerful synthetic opioid that is many times stronger than heroin or morphine. While it is sometimes prescribed for severe pain as a prescription drug, illicit versions have flooded communities across North Florida and led to a crisis marked by accidental overdoses and addiction. Addressing fentanyl use requires
Addiction is a deeply personal struggle, but it’s one that’s often shaped by larger systemic forces. Among the most impactful of these is poverty. In North Florida, individuals and families facing financial hardship are significantly more vulnerable to substance use disorders. The connection between poverty and addiction is not about
Addiction doesn’t care about zip codes. Whether you live in a city like Gainesville, Jacksonville, Valdosta, or a quiet rural town, the grip of substance use can disrupt lives, families, and futures. When it’s time to seek help, the right treatment environment can make all the difference. That’s where The