September is National Recovery Month. There are approximately 22 million Americans in substance use recovery, according to samhsagov. These people deserve support from their friends and families, but supporting someone who’s in recovery can be difficult. Because recovery is not a linear process and can be intense, it is important to be patient and refrain from making judgments about your loved one based on their recovery process. Healing is a journey. Scroll through these slides for some suggestions about what to say and not to say to be a more supportive friend or family member as a loved one navigates substance use or addiction recovery. For more resources, check out our partners weareshatterproof and samhsagov. — MHC does not provide medical advice; this content is for informational purposes only. Always consult your physician or other qualified health professional with any concerns. [Content by MHC Research Associate Khyia Ward] #addictionrecovery #NationalRecoveryMonth #Recov...