TCC’s Department of Data Analytics
By: Dr. Eli Sprague A year in review, 2022 “Information is the oil of the 21st century, and analytics is the combustion engine.” —Peter Sondergaard, Senior Vice President and Global Head of Research at Gartner, Inc. Department Review Data Analytics has arrived to TCC! Beginning in January 2022, Dr. Eli Sprague met with CEO Andy Albrecht and Senior director Max Liles to explore options of establishing outcomes related to Alcohol and or Drug treatment (AOD) and Mental Health (MH) services. The primary task consisted of assessing the agency’s
City of Portsmouth, Ohio, Special Council Session Commentary
It’s the assumption that treatment agencies owe Portsmouth. And this completely disregards and minimizes the positive things treatment centers bring to this community; what the recovery community brings to Portsmouth.
Canaries in the Coal Mine: The Importance of Eliminating the Separation Between Psychiatric Care and Addiction Treatment in Appalachia
As an ode to Appalachian folklore, Appalachian communities have very much become a canary in a coal mine for pharmaceutical companies and, dare I say, insurance companies, as the disposable and invisible birds to prey on for profit.
History of Regional Services
TCC model of services is unique, innovative, and continually expanding in scope in order to accomplish the best outcomes for our patients and their families.
If you were ever curious about TCC’s Housing Operation and its staff…
The Counseling Center has a history of keeping supportive environments for recovery at the forefront of its strategic plan. TCC has been providing safe, supervised housing for our clients while in treatment since the mid-’90s.
Letters to Society, Part 2
Someone’s reputation should not be based or defined around the fact that they suffer from a substance use disorder.
What do Social Workers do anyway?
Social Workers perform their duties with a ton of different populations that span all of the human experience. Any population that is identified as vulnerable is our people.
10 Ways Loved Ones Can Help
The pain and suffering of addiction are not limited to the person abusing substances. Loved Ones share a tremendous burden as well.
So, what’s your new year’s resolution?
We don’t have to let a bad day turn into a bad week, month, or turn into us throwing the entire year away (I’m looking at you, 2020.)
Our Stance on Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT)
This wide array of beliefs opens the door to the discussion about how MAT is being used or not used to support recovery.
