# yourpathhealth.org > AI-optimized mirror of yourpathhealth.org containing 50 pages totalling 33,129 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://yourpathhealth.org. Last updated: 2026-08-09T04:03:44.053Z. Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG). ## Homepage - [Effective, flexible addiction treatment](/content/site-root.html): Your Path follows a recovery-oriented, harm-reduction model and is a provider of Medication assisted treatment (MAT) and Medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) such as Suboxone, as well as Comprehensive Rule 25 Assessments, Your Path follows a recovery-oriented, harm-reduction model and is a provider of Medication assisted treatment (MAT) and Medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) such as Suboxone, as well as Comprehensive Rule 25 Assessments (334 words) ## Articles & Blog Posts - [Recovery Community Organizations are the Future of Healthcare — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/10/14/recovery-community-organizations-are-the-future-of-healthcare.html): Recovery Community Organizations will become the fastest-growing, most-effective piece of the addiction recovery system in the next ten years. I believe this model of grassroots service offerings and real-world connection will not only revolutionize the care for people with SUD, it may just go ahead, (540 words) - [Master Client information terms and consent — YourPath](/content/informationconsent/index.html) (3,215 words) - [Recovery Day On the Hill — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/3/9/recovery-day-on-the-hill/index.html): This part seemed like a reflection of what people in power in Minnesota believe recovery is, which is a very limited version of a very specific flavor of recovery. It seemed driven by the agenda of trade groups, politicians and service organizations more than the individuals, families and communitie, This part seemed like a reflection of what people in power in Minnesota believe recovery is, which is a very limited version of a very specific flavor of recovery. It seemed driven by the agenda of trade groups, politicians and service organizations more than the individuals, families and communities working toward recovery. It felt like looking through a hole in a fence and forgetting there might be other viewpoints. It felt like it was driven by fear of change and an attempt at preserving the status quo and the power structure that makes it possible. (700 words) - [What are we FOR? Part deux. — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/3/12/what-are-we-for-part-deux/index.html): This the second post in a series that looks at what we are trying to accomplish at YourPath. The first post looked at what we have been doing in preparation for our formal launch in early summer. This post will look at the plans we have for YourPath in the coming years. There will likely be a thir, This the second post in a series that looks at what we are trying to accomplish at YourPath. The first post looked at what we have been doing in preparation for our formal launch in early summer. This post will look at the plans we have for YourPath in the coming years. There will likely be a third installment, if not a semi-monthly series. This stuff changes daily, so we’ll see where it actually ends up going, but this is where our thinking is at today. Maybe we will get into the t-shirt game someday. Everybody likes t-shirts. (1,608 words) - [It's time to legalize, regulate, expunge — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/2/12/its-time-to-legalize-regulate-expunge/index.html): Minnesota State Representative Zack Stephenson announced today that he would be scheduling a hearing for Ryan Winkler’s bill to legalize marijuana in the state. As providers who have seen the effects of both cannabis use disorder and the results of the drug war, we say, ”It’s about time.” Also, it’s, Minnesota State Representative Zack Stephenson announced today that he would be scheduling a hearing for Ryan Winkler’s bill to legalize marijuana in the state. As providers who have seen the effects of both cannabis use disorder and the results of the drug war, we say, ”It’s about time.” Also, it’s time to keep going. While selling drugs is not in the diagnostic criteria for substance use disorders, we believe that most issues related to the sale of substances occur in this context and should be treated as a public health issue, not a criminal one. Our current state of crisis related to behavioral health issues requires us to muster a nationwide recovery response, using the misspent appropriations in the world of criminal justice, corrections and supervision into prevention, treatment and recovery. (884 words) - [6 things to expect from Biden on SUD treatment — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/11/18/what-to-expect-from-biden-on-sud-treatment/index.html): Joe Biden is entering office with nearly the entirety of the republican establishment pretending his win is illegitimate. These arguments are not fairing well in court, and Biden will be inaugurated as the next president of the US. His administration, and his ability to drive policies around SUD tre, Joe Biden is entering office with nearly the entirety of the republican establishment pretending his win is illegitimate. These arguments are not fairing well in court, and Biden will be inaugurated as the next president of the US. His administration, and his ability to drive policies around SUD treatment, comes down to how the Senate runoff races play out in Georgia and if democrats toss the filibuster. Even if the democrats win both races and take the senate, if they don’t get rid of the filibuster, little will be accomplished. Senator Mitch McConnell’s universal use of the filibuster ensures that nearly nothing will be accomplished without his go-ahead or a supermajority. (1,023 words) - [If we had a magic wand... State and Federal policy recommendations — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/3/15/if-we-had-a-magic-wand-state-and-federal-policy-recommendations.html): Fund housing - Supportive, stable environments reduce costs and improve outcomes. MN is basically outsourcing the payment for recovery housing to NuWay at this point. We need more intentional, better-funded solutions across the state. Kill the X-waiver. If you can prescribe fentanyl without the D, Fund housing - Supportive, stable environments reduce costs and improve outcomes. MN is basically outsourcing the payment for recovery housing to NuWay at this point. We need more intentional, better-funded solutions across the state. Kill the X-waiver. If you can prescribe fentanyl without the DEA being involved, you should be able to prescribe much safer medications like buprenorphine. Racism is a public health crisis, especially in the context of behavioral health and SUDs. Antiracist work is our business. Everywhere. All the time. Don't pay for abstinence-only treatment - Abstinence isn’t off the table, but medications for opioid use disorder reduce overdose risk by 50%-70%. Everyone should understand the risks and benefits of the treatment they choose. Don't reimburse providers who try to make recovery pathways universal and narrow. Fund harm reduction. The Biden administration recently worked with congress to get $30m in funding for HR efforts into the Covid relief package. It’s a start. (943 words) - [Where will innovation come from? — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/11/1/where-will-innovation-come-from/index.html): We need the heft of of academia and the moral weight of trusted institutions. We need the urgency and magnetism for raw aptitude of the best VC-funded companies. We need the grassroots credibility of neighborhood nonprofits and the global reach of world-class technology and technologists. And, we ne, We need the heft of of academia and the moral weight of trusted institutions. We need the urgency and magnetism for raw aptitude of the best VC-funded companies. We need the grassroots credibility of neighborhood nonprofits and the global reach of world-class technology and technologists. And, we need them together.  (1,059 words) - [Digital SUD health services in 2022 — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/12/22/predictions-in-digital-healthtech-sud/index.html): Intemperate predictions for 2022. Nothing more exciting than SUD healthtech., Intemperate predictions for 2022. Nothing more exciting than SUD healthtech. (1,331 words) - [Our Blog — YourPath](/content/blog/index.html) (578 words) - [How do we change? — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/3/30/how-does-change-happen/index.html): In my passive-aggressive, white, midwestern, Minnesota-Nice existence, conflict was equated with violence. The capacity for tolerance of injustice was nearly infinite. The tolerance of conflict was nearly zero., In my passive-aggressive, white, midwestern, Minnesota-Nice existence, conflict was equated with violence. The capacity for tolerance of injustice was nearly infinite. The tolerance of conflict was nearly zero. (1,265 words) - [Sacklers are a symptom: A crisis defined by profit — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/10/22/sacklers-are-a-symptom-a-crisis-defined-by-profit/index.html): The addiction and mental health crises were driven by profit. Period. Across the board, communities, institutions, organizations and individuals chose, in small ways and large, to ignore — or capitalize on — the suffering of the most-vulnerable. Government and private sector, for-profit and non-pro, The addiction and mental health crises were driven by profit. Period. Across the board, communities, institutions, organizations and individuals chose, in small ways and large, to ignore — or capitalize on — the suffering of the most-vulnerable. Government and private sector, for-profit and non-profit, large and small, the opioid crisis is a revelation more than it is the crisis itself. It is a revelation of the morally-bankrupt nature of our institutions and the inability of our current power structure to ensure safety or justice. (896 words) - [Christina Farr: A long response to a short question... — YourPath](/content/blog/2022/6/2/christina-farr-a-long-response-to-a-short-question/index.html): This morning on the Health Tech Nerds Slack Channel (you should join — it’s great), investor and healthcare luminary Christina Farr asked the question below. I started to answer in a reply, and then moved to a DM, and have since graduated to whatever this is... Apparently, I have thoughts on thi, This morning on the Health Tech Nerds Slack Channel (you should join — it’s great), investor and healthcare luminary Christina Farr asked the question below. I started to answer in a reply, and then moved to a DM, and have since graduated to whatever this is... Apparently, I have thoughts on this topic. (1,257 words) - [What are we FOR? — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/3/10/what-are-we-for/index.html): I have a tendency to write about things I see as problematic. It can leave the impression that I am not necessarily for much of anything besides complaining. Well, here is an attempt at defining what it is we have been working on for the last 9 months, and what we have planned for the coming mon, I have a tendency to write about things I see as problematic. It can leave the impression that I am not necessarily for much of anything besides complaining. Well, here is an attempt at defining what it is we have been working on for the last 9 months, and what we have planned for the coming months. Part two of this will be on our plans in the coming years and what we would love to see at organizational, state, and federal level to improve systems of care for the people we serve. Everything comes down to increasing access to person-centered, quality care for families and individuals. We have two basic areas of services that we are launching early this summer. Assessments and medications for substance use disorders. (1,222 words) - [Some thoughts on innovation in behavioral health — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/11/10/necessity-inventions-mom/index.html): Is telehealth really that innovative? How does innovation work? Do virtual services like medication-assisted treatment/medications for opioid use disorder (MAT/MOUD) really qualify as innovation if they mirror the old ways of operating? Our CEO — Jordan Hansen — shares some thoughts on how focus and, Is telehealth really that innovative? How does innovation work? Do virtual services like medication-assisted treatment/medications for opioid use disorder (MAT/MOUD) really qualify as innovation if they mirror the old ways of operating? Our CEO — Jordan Hansen — shares some thoughts on how focus and context are the drivers for true innovation. (1,219 words) - [Our friend, Marc Johnigan — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/12/17/our-friend-marc-johnigan/index.html): With people like Marc, I think his power comes from us all feeling like there is a small part of him that was special to each of us. To his family, Ms. LaTricia, and his families at TCRP and in Detroit and Dayton — thank you for sharing him with us. We pray you find healing and pledge to support o, With people like Marc, I think his power comes from us all feeling like there is a small part of him that was special to each of us. To his family, Ms. LaTricia, and his families at TCRP and in Detroit and Dayton — thank you for sharing him with us. We pray you find healing and pledge to support our continued work. (977 words) - [Whose evidence? — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/10/7/npr39fxkbo0gime0jlgbzhoaralwcx/index.html): You ever notice that the people most enthusiastic about quality of care are in business development and marketing? If you were to judge by the web presence and marketing efforts, every program is individualized, trauma-informed, culturally-sensitive, evidence-based, and essentially a gift to suffe, (762 words) - [Eleven ways you know your program isn't person-centered — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/11/4/eleven-ways-you-know-your-program-isnt-person-centered.html): Like nearly all of the treatment jargon tossed around on websites and marketing materials, the term “person-centered” has become as useless as it is ubiquitous. The tradition of sloppy thinking and a lack of focus or intention around the development and quality of therapeutic programming results in , Like nearly all of the treatment jargon tossed around on websites and marketing materials, the term “person-centered” has become as useless as it is ubiquitous. The tradition of sloppy thinking and a lack of focus or intention around the development and quality of therapeutic programming results in all sorts of situations that should produce intolerable amounts of cognitive dissonance. So, instead of rehashing the requirements of person-centered programs and practice, looking over the Rogerian philosophies, or waxing about the power of unconditional positive regard, we are going the listicle route. Eleven ways you know your program isn’t person-centered. (1,092 words) - [Taking aim at peer supports — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/12/14/concern-trolling-peer-supports/index.html): Peer support services are sitting ducks. We tend not to play nice with people who have a stranglehold on the system of care that treats us so poorly. Our refusal places us at risk. I believe we are one of the few constituencies that has the back to tell the truth when it is inconvenient, placing us, Peer support services are sitting ducks. We tend not to play nice with people who have a stranglehold on the system of care that treats us so poorly. Our refusal places us at risk. I believe we are one of the few constituencies that has the back to tell the truth when it is inconvenient, placing us directly at odds with those forces that maintain an unacceptable status quo. (833 words) - [No shortcuts: Value-based care — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/11/30/healing-systems/index.html): Realizing the immense promise of value-based care requires us to reimagine our system. Entirely. Effective, healing systems are defined by fundamental alignment with the holistic needs of the patient and their preferences. They are driven by qualitative and quantitative data, including outcomes and, Realizing the immense promise of value-based care requires us to reimagine our system. Entirely. Effective, healing systems are defined by fundamental alignment with the holistic needs of the patient and their preferences. They are driven by qualitative and quantitative data, including outcomes and process measures. They are — by nature — integrated and collaborative. (910 words) - [On Twelve Step Facilitation — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/12/21/on-twelve-step-facilitation/index.html): TSF, more than anything, is just not designed for the presentation we see every day. It requires an amount of self-regulation that we rarely see with people with opioid, methamphetamine or polysubstance use disorders. It requires an amount of stability among social determinants that is rarely seen, , TSF, more than anything, is just not designed for the presentation we see every day. It requires an amount of self-regulation that we rarely see with people with opioid, methamphetamine or polysubstance use disorders. It requires an amount of stability among social determinants that is rarely seen, and an amount of insight that is nearly non-existent. That said, the best piece of this approach is the connection to a recovery community and explicit, behavioral focus on making the most of community recovery supports. If this approach were less-focused on abstinence, more person-centered, and had a simpler, more behavioral focus, it would be The Jam . Then again, if my grandmother had wheels, she’d be a bicycle… (811 words) - [Healing Ecosystems — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/12/20/healing-ecosystems/index.html): We plant trees for people who won’t be born for decades. We undertake remediation plans that consider the revitalization of watersheds and forests in terms of 100’s of years. We support efforts to curtail the planting of non-native species, resource-intensive production methods, and unsustainable ha, We plant trees for people who won’t be born for decades. We undertake remediation plans that consider the revitalization of watersheds and forests in terms of 100’s of years. We support efforts to curtail the planting of non-native species, resource-intensive production methods, and unsustainable harvesting. We focus on things like soil makeup, pollinators, and access to clean and sustainable water sources — all while while intentionally cultivating and listening keenly to the precious, naive hopes of the next generation. (698 words) - [The Cure — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/11/9/thecure/index.html): I’ve been thinking a lot about Greg Williams’ recent blog post and my experiences with cures for behavioral patterns. Turns out, it is quite difficult to make a change with the same thinking and approach that helped to create the problem. Shocking, yes., I’ve been thinking a lot about Greg Williams’ recent blog post and my experiences with cures for behavioral patterns. Turns out, it is quite difficult to make a change with the same thinking and approach that helped to create the problem. Shocking, yes. (723 words) - [DEA Telehealth Guidance: A Step Backward — YourPath](/content/blog/2023/3/1/dea-telehealth-guidance-a-step-backward/index.html): This guidance, requiring individuals to make an in-person appointment in the 30 days post-initiation of medication, will prevent the people who would benefit the most from these treatments from receiving help. It reinforces outdated practices that have proven ineffective in addressing our national o, This guidance, requiring individuals to make an in-person appointment in the 30 days post-initiation of medication, will prevent the people who would benefit the most from these treatments from receiving help. It reinforces outdated practices that have proven ineffective in addressing our national overdose crisis.   (731 words) - [YourPath Data Point: Co-occurring disorders — YourPath](/content/blog/2022/2/16/yourpath-data-point-cooccurringmentalhealth/index.html): As part of our care model at YourPath, we are assessing every patient using evidence-based screeners to detect the most common co-occurring disorders. Aside from the fact such assessments should be the industry standard, we were also curious if the data we’re collecting matches what is seen in othe, As part of our care model at YourPath, we are assessing every patient using evidence-based screeners to detect the most common co-occurring disorders. Aside from the fact such assessments should be the industry standard, we were also curious if the data we’re collecting matches what is seen in other studies in an effort to assess validity. (573 words) - [Avoiding Politics: A Primer — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/10/14/avoiding-politics-a-primer/index.html): What is “political” has been defined as that which might threaten the status quo. Despite the overwhelming problems driven by poor policy and ineffective organizational leadership across almost all aspects of American life, healthcare has sat on the sidelines while we have watched our system become , What is “political” has been defined as that which might threaten the status quo. Despite the overwhelming problems driven by poor policy and ineffective organizational leadership across almost all aspects of American life, healthcare has sat on the sidelines while we have watched our system become subservient. We have watched the needs of the individuals we serve, the needs of our staff and providers, and the needs of our communities be relegated to the backseat while the needs of the businesses extracting money from these groups are prioritized. (690 words) - [YourPath Data Point: Average overdoses per patient — YourPath](/content/blog/2022/2/14/yourpath-data-dive/index.html): The horrific consequences of the Covid pandemic wrapped in the mental health, substance use, and overdose epidemic require an urgency for innovation. We have a moral imperative to respond to the suffering in our communities. These selected data guide our response., The horrific consequences of the Covid pandemic wrapped in the mental health, substance use, and overdose epidemic require an urgency for innovation. We have a moral imperative to respond to the suffering in our communities. These selected data guide our response. (504 words) - [Effective, flexible addiction treatment](/content/new-folder/index.html): Your Path follows a recovery-oriented, harm-reduction model and is a provider of Medication assisted treatment (MAT) and Medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) such as Suboxone, as well as Comprehensive Rule 25 Assessments, Your Path follows a recovery-oriented, harm-reduction model and is a provider of Medication assisted treatment (MAT) and Medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) such as Suboxone, as well as Comprehensive Rule 25 Assessments (334 words) - [Buprenorphine Terms and Conditions — YourPath](/content/buprenorphine-terms-and-conditions/index.html) (630 words) - [Data Driven Philanthropic Impact — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/10/5/contellationfund/index.html): Is the future of giving driven by algorithms? As America's distrust of experts and institutions continues to grow, will data-driven approaches by self-identified experts meet the needs of our communities? I (cautiously) believe it's a step in the right direction., Is the future of giving driven by algorithms? As America's distrust of experts and institutions continues to grow, will data-driven approaches by self-identified experts meet the needs of our communities? I (cautiously) believe it's a step in the right direction. (562 words) - [System of Care — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/10/2/systemofcare/index.html): All this work is personal. For every person who decides to work with people affected by substance use issues, it becomes personal, even if it doesn’t start that way. We all are touched by this work. Some of us can’t imagine doing anything else. And yet, there are so many who we fail. We fail tho, (382 words) - [Alliance Page — YourPath](/content/alliance-page/index.html) (295 words) - [End the Drug War: Decriminalization in MN — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/11/9/037hpdshugi6pbdz60mls3fm8pll3q/index.html): For the first time in my lifetime, a diverse coalition of people from across the political spectrum have recognized the failures of our approach to drugs in this country. Despite this realization, we continue to work in systems with laws and funding that ignore the futility of this approach. Also fo, For the first time in my lifetime, a diverse coalition of people from across the political spectrum have recognized the failures of our approach to drugs in this country. Despite this realization, we continue to work in systems with laws and funding that ignore the futility of this approach. Also for the first time, the recovery community is leaving behind the outdated, “Just say no to drugs,” abstinence-dominated culture that has permeated recovery advocacy. While many of us found healing and hope through abstinence — and 12 Step — pathways, many of the most vocal and effective advocates for increased access to effective, person-centered, harm reduction solutions come from these traditions. (476 words) - [Hoops, hurdles and harm — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/10/20/hoops-hurdles-and-harm/index.html): Of all of the things that our systems are set up to provide, all of the things we have a ton of, none of them would crack the list of the top 50 things folks at the camps would say they need. Want some therapy with an undertrained, overworked, burnt out social worker? We have tons of that. You have, Of all of the things that our systems are set up to provide, all of the things we have a ton of, none of them would crack the list of the top 50 things folks at the camps would say they need. Want some therapy with an undertrained, overworked, burnt out social worker? We have tons of that. You have to wait three weeks and its only available virtually and we'll need to see your ID and insurance card, but yeah, we have tons of that. Housing? Ok, we have a couple vouchers for a hotel that you can access. Please show up at 11:13am across town to meet with somebody to complete the paperwork. We will call you when you are approved. After you have three negative covid tests. (368 words) - [YourPath Data Point: Unhoused populations — YourPath](/content/blog/2022/2/16/yourpath-data-point-unhoused-populations/index.html): Housing instability can create significant barriers to accessing treatment, treatment retention, health and a host of other issues related to social determinants. As we help our clients access resources and navigate systems of care, it is imperative that we place their desires for care above any o, Housing instability can create significant barriers to accessing treatment, treatment retention, health and a host of other issues related to social determinants. As we help our clients access resources and navigate systems of care, it is imperative that we place their desires for care above any of our preconceived notions of what that care should look like. (547 words) - [End the Medicaid Inmate Exclusion Policy — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/11/19/end-the-medicaid-inmate-exclusion-policy/index.html): The Medicaid Inmate Exclusion Policy needs to be rescinded. This policy is a legislative error, one that increases recidivism and mortality, decreases health outcomes, is a violation of 5th constitutional right to due process, and is the financial equivalent of stacking piles of cash from counties’ , The Medicaid Inmate Exclusion Policy needs to be rescinded. This policy is a legislative error, one that increases recidivism and mortality, decreases health outcomes, is a violation of 5th constitutional right to due process, and is the financial equivalent of stacking piles of cash from counties’ budgets and giving them the torch. County jails the largest providers of behavioral health services in our country, and the people receiving services in this setting are ineligible for having their care covered by Medicaid. The costs related to this population are enormous and are borne nearly entirely by counties. (335 words) - [Comprehensive assessments (formerly a Rule 25) — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/10/13/comprehensive-assessments-formerly-the-rule-25/index.html): Anyone who has ever had to find treatment for a loved one in the state of Minnesota knows — it all starts with the Comprehensive Assessment (formerly called a Rule 25). Our process makes entering treatment for addiction easy. Whether you want to go a residential rehab or an outpatient clinic, if you, Anyone who has ever had to find treatment for a loved one in the state of Minnesota knows — it all starts with the Comprehensive Assessment (formerly called a Rule 25). Our process makes entering treatment for addiction easy. Whether you want to go a residential rehab or an outpatient clinic, if you need medication assisted treatment (MAT) or psychiatry, we can help you get connected. (351 words) - [YourPath Data Point: Where are our clients from? — YourPath](/content/blog/2022/4/4/yourpath-data-point/index.html): We collect an incredible amount of data here at YourPath, and with the help of Yunyang Zhong , a student at Macalester University, we have been able to analyze our data at a level that was previously impossible. As we continue to leverage our data collection and analysis efforts to improve , (403 words) - [Guilty — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/4/20/guilty-as-hell/index.html): “At some point, this trial also becomes a trial of our criminal justice system, a trial of our court system. A trial to determine if this legal system that delivered us separate but equal, that has delivered us so many horrific decisions throughout the course of history, if this system is capable ye, “At some point, this trial also becomes a trial of our criminal justice system, a trial of our court system. A trial to determine if this legal system that delivered us separate but equal, that has delivered us so many horrific decisions throughout the course of history, if this system is capable yet of valuing Black and Brown lives.” Mayor Melvin Carter, Saint Paul (159 words) - [Juneteenth in MN — YourPath](/content/blog/2022/6/17/juneteenth-in-minnesota/index.html): Juneteenth in the Twin Cities is bound in my mind to the murder of George Floyd and the persistence of Marc Johnigan and the Twin Cities Recovery Project — to celebrate when everything is bleak. It’s a wild dialectic: The world is full of evil, injustice, and malignant indifference We should , Juneteenth in the Twin Cities is bound in my mind to the murder of George Floyd and the persistence of Marc Johnigan and the Twin Cities Recovery Project — to celebrate when everything is bleak. It’s a wild dialectic: The world is full of evil, injustice, and malignant indifference We should celebrate the hell out of the rest of it (393 words) - [A general overview — YourPath](/content/blog/2021/3/18/a-general-overview/index.html): This video covers a little of what we are planning on rolling out early this summer. We talk about our plans for medications for substance use disorders, the way we approach collaboration and our practice, and what we are looking for in community partners., This video covers a little of what we are planning on rolling out early this summer. We talk about our plans for medications for substance use disorders, the way we approach collaboration and our practice, and what we are looking for in community partners. (72 words) - [Misters Rogers — YourPath](/content/blog/2020/12/20/fredandcarlrogers/index.html): Fred or Carl? Tough call for me., Fred or Carl? Tough call for me. (14 words) - [Hidden Suffering — YourPath](/content/blog/2022/6/24/1zto9xz0a7oz4sb5p0n4r5ige45cle/index.html): The decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade will cause incredible suffering among some of our most-vulnerable communities. Working in this business, you get to see behind the curtain. We get to hear the secrets, often for the first time. We get to see the overwhelming hypocrisy of such simplistic policie, The decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade will cause incredible suffering among some of our most-vulnerable communities. Working in this business, you get to see behind the curtain. We get to hear the secrets, often for the first time. We get to see the overwhelming hypocrisy of such simplistic policies. We get to see just how many people are shocked to find themselves stuck in situations they had always envisioned other, less moral, less able, less righteous people within. 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