Media Coverage

Written by Doug Donovan… When Ashley Mooney-Naglieri learned last winter that her husband was homeless and using heroin again, she got into her car and cruised all night through his Highlandtown haunts, shouting “Nick” out her window and stopping to peer into parked vehicles. “I had heard he was sleeping in cars on Eastern Avenue,” she said. She had heard right. Shortly before dawn that cold January morning, Mooney-Naglieri found her frostbitten husband in the trunk of an SUV. “He … Read More

Thank you Carroll Magazine for sharing our stories. Our beautiful children are doing great things! Phil Mullikin waits for a phone call that he dejectedly acknowledges will not come. It’s a call from the Carroll County courts informing him that no first-time drunk driving offenders have been required to attend the Victim Impact Forum for Intoxicated Drivers session he and wife Cindy hold bi-monthly at the Carroll Nonprofit Center in Westminster. “This is long-term,” he says sadly. “It does not … Read More

Rising Above Addiction was featured in The Daily Record. You can read the full article at https://thedailyrecord.com/2018/06/28/after-her-son-died-of-an-overdose-mother-works-to-help-others/ After her son died of an overdose, mother works to help others By Meg Tully

Ryan Hampton wrote a book, “AMERICAN FIX: Inside the Opioid Addiction Crisis–and How to End It”. Read the review here: https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/ryan-hampton/american-fix/   You can order his book at www.Amazon.com! Ryan has shared my story in his book – Thank You Ryan – Love you!

MARC Director of Business Development Zach Snitzer joins Tammy Lofink, Founder of nonprofit Rising Above Addiction, on “Straight Talk with Mike Gimbel.” Tammy’s son Rob passed away from an overdose and Tammy in turn has used that experience to help other families dealing with addiction.  

Thank you Baltimore Style Magazine for sharing my story and for bringing awareness to the opioid epidemic. Written by Erica Rimlinger… Local parents, hospitals and agencies find ways to fight the nation’s opioid problem. We know the stats are grim: Between 1999 and 2010, the quantity of prescription opioids sold to U.S. pharmacies, hospitals and doctors’ offices nearly quadrupled, according to the Atlanta- based Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. That includes drugs such as oxycodone, hydrocodone and methadone. Patients … Read More

Watch Tammy’s interview with Rhea Feikin of MPT! This piece will run for a year to share our story at Rising Above Addiction and all our partnerships.    Thank you Maryland Public Television for sharing our story in the hopes of helping others.