Advanced Recovery Systems, LLC

We’re proud to share the inspiring story of our alumni, Ovie, who has made remarkable strides on his recovery journey with the support of our team at The Recovery Village Palm Beach at Baptist Health. Ovie’s time with us was filled with breakthroughs and moments of growth that have paved the way for a renewed life in sobriety. His testimony speaks to the power of his resilience, dedication, and the importance of having a caring team that understands the road to healing. Through compassionate care, individualized treatment, and unwavering support, our team empowers each person who walks through our doors to achieve real and lasting recovery. Ovie’s story reminds us all that, with the right support and commitment, growth and transformation are truly possible. Click here to learn more about Ovie and his powerful testimony: https://buff.ly/3UCnAoD For more information on getting started on your recovery journey, click the link below. https://buff.ly/4ei2AKS #Testimony #RecoveryMatters #AddictionTreatment

Check out our latest Q&A with our Chief Marketing and Technology Officer, Hunter Mefford, who discusses how Advanced Recovery Systems is using the power of AI technology to enhance both patient and employee experiences. From streamlining admissions to improving patient care, we are committed to innovation that makes a difference. AI is helping us personalize treatment plans, provide real-time support, and create more efficient workflows for our dedicated staff. It’s just one more way we’re advancing care for those we serve. Watch the full video to learn how we’re leveraging AI to shape the future of behavioral healthcare. #BehavioralHealthcare #ArtificialIntelligence #SavingLives

Being sober doesn’t mean you have to give up all of the fun festivities of celebrating Halloween. Try this Monster Mash mocktail to get you in the spooky spirit! Ingredients: - Honey - Halloween sprinkles - Blackberries - 5-6 mint leaves - 1 lime - Grape juice or soda - Ice Instructions: - Line the rim of your glass with honey and add your sprinkles. - Add blackberries, mint leaves and lime juice. Muddle to combine. - Add ice. - Add in grape juice or soda. Stir and enjoy! Tag a friend in the comments who might enjoy this drink! For more tips and information on celebrating Halloween sober, check out our article here: https://lnkd.in/eK6kCJZq #SoberOctober #Halloween #Mocktail

Join us on Wednesday, November 6th, at 12 p.m. EST for an insightful discussion on recovery in the fire service. Featuring Lindsay Longo from IAFF Headquarters and Jeff Gauthier from Local 215 Milwaukee, this webinar will explore important topics surrounding sobriety and recovery, including: - How to support fellow firefighters in their decision to get and stay sober - Tools to help those in early recovery - Navigating the unique stressors of the holiday season - Self-care practices to maintain sobriety and establish healthy boundaries This is a must-attend event for anyone in the fire service who wants to learn more about supporting their brothers and sisters in recovery. Register today by clicking the link below to secure your spot and learn more about how to promote sobriety and wellness in the fire service. https://lnkd.in/eZuvvBK7 #IAFF #AddictionRecovery #BehavioralHealth

We have an important message from Chica and Brian Schweitzer today: Were Hiring in the following locations! - Portland, Oregon - St. Louis, Missouri - Atlanta, Georgia - South Florida Our Outreach Sales team plays an essential part in connecting individuals and families to life-changing treatment and recovery resources, helping create hope and healing for those in need. If you’re passionate about making a difference in the behavioral health field, check out our open positions today: https://buff.ly/496vyeY Know someone who would be a great fit? Tag them in the comments and encourage them to apply! #WereHiring #MentalHealth #AddictionTreatment

“Do it. It’ll be the hardest thing you ever do. You’re probably scared about missing some milestones, maybe a birthday or a major holiday. So what? It’s gonna be a lot better than the rest of the birthdays you’ll miss, and we’re here to help and provide support. We’ve got you.” Making the decision to seek treatment can feel overwhelming, but taking that first step is often the most important. Recovery isn’t easy, but the life you gain from it is worth every challenge. At The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper, we are committed to providing compassionate, personalized care to help you or your loved one through every step of the recovery journey. With a team of experienced professionals and a supportive environment, we empower individuals to heal and rebuild their lives. Take the first step toward a brighter future today. Visit our website to learn more about our programs and services. https://lnkd.in/gWJ2gT75 #SavingLives #RecoveryMatters #BehavioralHealth

When most people imagine an alcoholic, they picture a stereotype that seems nothing like themselves. In reality, individuals struggling with alcohol addiction come from all backgrounds and all age groups. Here are the five types of alcohol dependence according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA): - The Young Adult Subtype: This is the most prevalent subtype, making up 31.5% of people who are alcohol-dependent.  - The Young Antisocial Subtype: Roughly 54% of this subtype have a psychiatric diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder (ASPD). - The Functional Subtype: The high-functioning alcoholic is perhaps the furthest from the alcoholic stereotype, leading many to be in denial about their addiction. About 62% of functional alcoholics work full-time, and 26% possess a college degree or higher. - The Intermediate Familial Subtype: About 50% of these individuals are from families with multigenerational alcoholism, and almost all have experienced clinical depression. - The Chronic Severe Subtype: This is the rarest subtype, making up only 9% of people addicted to alcohol in the United States. Of the five subtypes, they rate highest for other psychiatric disorders and heavy use of other substances. Click here to learn more about alcoholism and alcohol treatment from our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Kevin Wandler: https://lnkd.in/eKZ8x9qv #AddictionRecovery #SavingLives #BehavioralHealthcare

Congratulations to our Senior National Director of Training, Development & Success, Kacie Chelli, MS , on an incredible seven years with The Recovery Village! Kacie's dedication, hard work and passion for developing and empowering our teams is making a lasting impact across our organization. Her commitment to fostering growth, enhancing skills, and ensuring success is truly inspiring. We are so proud of what she has accomplished so far and look forward to many more years of success together! Thank you, Kacie, for your dedication and leadership. Drop a comment below to share your appreciation and celebrate her incredible contributions to our team! #WorkAnniversary #SavingLives #RecoveryMatters

Check out our latest Q&A with Culinary Director Stephen Annable. In our most recent interview, Chef Stephen shared his insights into the critical role that nutrition plays in substance use and mental health recovery. He sees firsthand how proper nutrition is a key factor in helping our patients heal, both physically and mentally, as they navigate their recovery journey. At The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper, Chef Stephen is a friendly, welcoming face for our patients. His compassion and dedication to thoughtfully preparing meals that are not only nutritious but also designed to set our patients up for long-term success is evident in this conversation. From balanced meals to healing comfort foods, each dish supports the recovery process and helps residents rebuild strength and well-being. Thank you, Chef, for all that you do to support our patients! #RecoveryMatters #EndtheStigma #BehavioralHealth

Living with a high-functioning alcoholic can be incredibly challenging. While they may maintain a job, relationships, and other responsibilities, the hidden toll of alcoholism often runs deep, affecting not only their health and well-being but also the lives of those around them. Recognizing the warning signs, avoiding co-dependency, and seeking support are key to helping your loved one. At The Recovery Village, we offer comprehensive treatment programs designed to guide high-functioning alcoholics through recovery, from detox to rehab and beyond. If you or someone you care about needs help, resources are available. Call our admissions line today to start the path to healing. #AddictionAwareness #RecoveryMatters #AddictionTreatment