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Mark Shields joins the ARCHway Institute as COO
April 26, 2019: ARCHway is excited to welcome our new Chief Operating Officer, Mark Shields. This marks a major step for ARCHway in our passion of serving those that want to be on a path of recovery. Mark will bring experience in the field of...
read moreMay-June HOPE Fund Campaign
During the months of May & June each year, the ARCHway Institute runs its HOPE Fund Campaign. Our goal is to help educate our followers on how even a small donation can help knock down financial barriers for individuals seeking treatment from the...
read moreNCADA – St. Louis Area and ARCHway Institute Announcement
"NCADA – St. Louis Area" and the ARCHway Institute are thrilled to announce a new collaboration.ARCHway is a nonprofit has a strong presence in the St. Louis area and is dedicated to reducing the stigma associated with alcohol and other drug dependence,...
read moreDr. Fred Rottnek joins the ARCHway Board
March 28, 2019: ARCHway is pleased to announce that Dr. Fred Rottnek, MD MAHCM, has become our newest member of the ARCHway Board of Directors. ARCHway strives to have a very diverse set of skills and experiences on its Board and Staff. Dr. Rottnek is a great...
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Excellent read. Worth every word to the end. This should light a fire under your feet to become more active in advocating for treatment services - talk to your legislators. Write letters. Treatment works. People recover WITH TREATMENT.
The Trump administration struggles to confront the deadliest drug crisis in U.S. history
washingtonpost.com
The president has called tackling the opioid epide...New York is launching the nation's first-ever tax credit for employers who hire individuals in recovery from drug or alcohol addiction.
www.timesunion.com/news/article/New-York-launches-nation-s-first-recovery-tax-13829585.php?t=32b8...
New York launches nation's first recovery tax credit
timesunion.com
New York is launching the nation's first-ever tax ...The Annual HOPE Fund Awareness Campaign is underway now through the month of June. The goal of the ARCHway Institute is to promote current HOPE Fund sponsors as well as gain new ones. HOPE sponsors raise money through donations. ARCHway then disperses this money as grants and scholarships to help individuals and community programs. Even a small donation can help knock down financial barriers for individuals seeking treatment from the disease of addiction. Learn how you can positively impact lives. Visit this information / donation page: thearchwayinstitute.org/hope-fund-about/
The Hope Fund | The ARCHway Institute
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ARCHway is excited to announce that we have brought on Mark Shields as our new Chief Operating Officer. This marks a major step for ARCHway in our passion of serving those that want to be on a path of recovery. Mark will bring experience in the field of addiction along with a passion to change the stigma attached to this disease along with his passion to help those that want to be in recovery.
Mark recently retired from Missouri Department of Mental Health where he served in various roles related to the statewide administration and oversight of community-based substance use disorder treatment and recovery services including director of Access to Recovery (ATR) I, II, III, IV, and Medication Assisted Treatment - Prescription Drug and Opioid Addiction (MAT-PDOA) grants.
He received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in counseling from the University of Missouri in 1981 and 1984, respectively. His 35 years of work experience includes behavioral health services in hospital, corrections, halfway house and community outpatient facilities. He provides consultation services to the Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and still actively practices as well as being COO of ARCHway.
Mark is married with 6 children and 11 grandchildren and lives in Jefferson City, Missouri.
During the March Basketball Tournament, ARCHway ran a promotion for our December 7th Annual Helicopter Golf Ball Drop.
What an exciting tournament and we had some interesting results. We had over 50 people participate in this years promotion which is fantastic. We raised over $500 during this promotion which will be used to give out another Grant as a Scholarship to help someone get in to a MAT Treatment Program or to cover the first months rent at a structured Sober Living Facility.
We want to thank all that participated and want everyone to know you can sign up for the Helicopter Golf Ball Drop all the way until December 6th. We have attached this years prize list which is 12 prizes with an estimated total value well over $10,000. To sign up just go to thearchwayinstitute.org/helicopter-golf-ball-drop/ .
Here are the winners from this years College Insanity Promotion.
•Mike Stuckey took 1st Place and now has 175 Golf Balls in his name in the Helicopter Golf Ball Drop. His numbers are 647 through 821.
•Larry Kovacs took 2nd Place and now has 80 Golf Balls in his name. His numbers are 822 through 901.
•There was a tie for 3rd Place between Jeannie Lewis, Kelly Pomerville and Dave Stuckey. Dave won the tie breaker by predicting the closest number for the final score of the teams combined. Dave has 35 Golf Balls put in his name and his numbers are 902 through 936.
We want to thank Brian Stuckey for taking the lead on running this promotion.
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Rock + Recovery Minute
JOHN STUCKEY is the visionary for what has become the ARCHway Institute for Addictive Disease and Co-Existing Mental Health Disorders. John has an addiction disease. But in 2012, John was able to truly start managing his disease.
ROCK & RECOVERY mobilizes and supports the recovery community to grow and heal together through the therapeutic power of music, mixed with shared messages of hope and inspiration. Listen from your computer to the R&R station.
Rock & Recovery also interviews individuals in recovery, caregivers, professionals and politicians. Listen to the full library of interviews on the Rock & Recovery website.