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Get ready to dive in with Jason Cronan, MS, CSCS, CEP as he speaks to special guest Morgan Coyner, Marketing and Communications Manager for The Next Door. Make sure to listen to the end of the podcast because Morgan shares how to recognize anxiety and how to cope with both anxiety and a panic attacks.…
NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) – Fear and isolation have been crippling for people in recovery during the pandemic.
Wednesday, March 10, “The Next Door” is celebrating TN’s “Day of Hope” to bring people back together, provide resources, and talk about hope found in recovery.…
Marketing and Communications Manager, Morgan Coyner, sat down in the studio with Hanna Seymour to record an episode of the “No Matter What Podcast.”
In this episode, Morgan talks about the loss of her mother to an opioid overdose, the deep grief she felt in that season, and how her faith helped her through it all.…
The pandemic has led to an increase in substance abuse in Middle Tennessee and created challenges for those in recovery. So places like Promises Behavioral Health and The Next Door have adapted adding COVID protocols and more, to get people the help they need especially now during National Recovery Month.…
This page includes our most up-to-date program adaptations and organization updates regarding COVID-19.
The Next Door’s Management Team has created a response plan to prevent the spread of COVID-19 virus within the TND community and to maximize the health and safety of our clients and staff.…
Written by Tracy Korney, Posted November 22, 2019
We all have imperfections we like to hide.
But for those battling drug or alcohol abuse, hiding can destroy lives and families for generations.
33-year-old Jennifer, who asked that we keep her last name private, calls herself a “master hider.”…
Written by Annie Reeves at StyleBlueprint, Posted November 2019
The Next Door
Fifteen years ago, The Next Door was formed as a place to receive women after their release from jail. At the time, there was nowhere else in town where women could turn after incarceration, so for 10 years, The Next Door invited women in, easing their transition.…
