Recovery At The Crossroads

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As the season changes, it’s common to feel a bit overwhelmed. Remember to take care of your mental health, whether it’s the hustle of the holidays or the shorter days. Small moments of self-care can make a big difference. If you or a loved one requires counseling, Recovery at the Crossroads offers services for Stages of Change and other therapy programs. Visit us: www.racnj.com

This is a friendly reminder that Daylight Savings Time ends this weekend. On Sunday, November 3rd, we will "fall" back on an hour. Make sure to adjust any clocks. Enjoy the extra hour from all of us at Recovery at the Crossroads!

Our team had a great time at Recovery Night last night. We celebrated healthy living with a supportive community at the Flyers. Each person got a Flyers sobriety chip. We also got a picture of the ice with the company. The Montreal Canadiens won against the Flyers.

We wish everyone a happy Shemini Arzeres or Simachat Torah, the “Eighth Day of Assembly,” and Simchat Torah, the “Rejoicing in Torah.” This year, the holiday starts on the evening of October 23rd and ends after nightfall on October 25th. Considering this holiday, we will be closed on October 24th and 25th. Our clinical and customer support teams will not be available. If you or someone you care about is struggling with alcohol or substance abuse along with mental health conditions, call us TODAY at 856-644-7210 or visit:www.racnj.com #october #recovery #torah #simchattorah

Recovery Night | Oct. 27 Join us for our annual Recovery Night! Celebrate healthy living with a supportive community at the Flyers. Each special ticket comes with a Flyers sobriety chip. The Flyers will be playing against the Montreal Canadiens. We will be live on Facebook during the event.

So glad to have Danielle Desiderio from The Recovery Village and Melissa Hansbury from Hampton Behavioral Health Center stop by Black Horse Acres last week to get a tour from External Marketing Outreach Liaison Marlon Friedman.

We wish all our clients and friends a happy Sukkot, or Chag Sameach. Sukkot is a holiday where we celebrate the fall harvest and build a sukkah, a temporary hut with a roof of branches. During this time, we eat meals and might even sleep in the sukkah. This year, Sukkot starts at sunset on October 16th, 2024, and ends at nightfall on October 23rd, 2024. Because of this holiday, we will be closed on October 17th and 18th, and our clinical and customer support teams won't be available. If you or someone you care about is struggling with alcohol or substance abuse along with mental health conditions, call us TODAY at 856-644-7210 or visit:www.racnj.com #recovery #sukkot #sukkot2024 #addiction #october #recoveryispossible #sukkah

We wish everyone a Happy Indigenous People's Day. This holiday celebrates the original inhabitants, recognizes indigenous cultures, and stands in solidarity with indigenous people. Mental health and addiction are universal topics that resonate across all cultures. Though access to resources may vary significantly between them, it is important to raise awareness about what is out there. Recovery at the Crossroads is a resource. We offer Kosher services to those who need them and are sensitive to other cultures' needs. #mentalhealth #addiction #october #indigenouspeoplesday #recovery

Reflect, repent, and renew. Wishing everyone who celebrates a meaningful Yom Kippur filled with peace, forgiveness, and a fresh start. #YomKippur #Atone #NewBeginnings #recovery