Cooking classes aim to boost nutrition for texans in opioid recovery

This study is testing a cooking and nutrition program for 50 people in Texas who are recovering from opioid use and living in recovery homes while on medication therapy. The program aims to improve their eating habits and confidence in cooking skills. Participants will fill out questionnaires about their diet and cooking abilities, and have their body measurements taken. The goal is to see if learning to cook can support their overall health during recovery.