Person-first language gained traction in the disability rights movement, where it was championed by advocates who wanted to shift away from stigmatizing language.

Despite progress in awareness and education, mental health and addiction remain topics that many people are hesitant to talk about. Whether in families, workplaces, schools, or communities, these ...

She started 29 days in a treatment center and then started going to recovery meetings and spending time with people who didn’t use drugs or alcohol. That was 2005. “Everybody that knew me wanted me to ...

The Princess of Wales has penned a supportive message for Addiction Awareness Week Danny Lawson / POOL / AFP/Getty Kate Middleton is speaking up for those affected by addiction. In a message ...

The 10th annual Opioid Symposium featured three people's experiences with drug addiction and Hall of Famer Larry Little whose brother abused drugs.

A Colorado man is sharing his story of hope and recovery after struggling with addiction in the hope that he can help others.

The 10th annual Opioid Symposium featured three people's experiences with drug addiction and Hall of Famer Larry Little whose brother abused drugs.

Some members of the community, such as people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, prefer person-first language. In this column, the terms are used interchangeably.