What Does Opioid Addiction Look Like?

Kelsey and Emily McConville from Mental Health and Recovery for Licking & Knox Counties discuss opioid addiction and the reality that addiction doesn’t have a single look or stereotype. They talk about how opioid addiction is often hidden among everyday people—friends, family members, coworkers—and why breaking down stigma is essential to helping individuals seek support and recovery. By challenging misconceptions and encouraging open conversations, they emphasize that addiction is a health issue, not a moral failure. If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, call 988 to get in touch with resources near you.

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