Peer support available for those battling addiction

More To Me Peer Support Service logo.
Anita McFadden created More To Me Peer Support Services after battling addiction and mental health issues of her own. Photo from More To Me Peer Support Services.
Meg Cunningham - CHMA - SackvilleNB | 18-01-2021
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Addiction services in rural communities are hard to come by, but are crucial in the recovery process.

Anita McFadden understands how difficult recovery can be, and how important it is to receive support from a nurturing community.

McFadden went through addiction and mental health issues herself, which she describes as a “battle of a lifetime.”

McFadden has certifications in peer support and brain development related to mental health and addictions.

She started More To Me Peer Support Services right here in Sackville just last June to create a support network for those struggling with substance use disorder.

Listen to their conversation here:

More to Me Peer Support is available to all who struggle with substance use.

More To Me Peer Support’s office at 170 Main St. is currently closed due to orange phase restrictions, but it is still operational.

More to Me is available over the phone at (506) 381-1803 or by email at mtmps902@gmail.com.