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Recovery is a team effort, and your support can make all the difference. Whether it's lending an ear, joining in on healthy activities, or helping find local resources, every gesture counts. Let's stand together to break the stigma, encourage healing, and create a lasting impact. Reach out, show compassion, and remind them they're never alone. Together, we can build a brighter future! 🌟 #SupportRecovery #NationalRecoveryMonth #EndTheStigma #TogetherInRecovery https://lnkd.in/ePGYn4qH

To understand best what recovering from substance use is like, we must first listen to the stories and remove the stigma surrounding those who suffer from and have recovered from it. Ignite compassion and save lives this recovery month. Watch today: https://bit.ly/46ZnonT #RecoveryMonth #RecoveryIsPossible

Guiding the way to recovery: extending a hand, offering hope, and building a bridge to a brighter, addiction-free tomorrow. Together, we rise. 💙 #RecoverySupport #StrengthInUnity #addictionsrecovery #behavioralhealthcare #mindfuldesignsolutions #normativeenvironments #furnitureconcepts #substanceusedisorder #recoverycommunity #wellnessretreats

In honor of National Recovery Month this September, let’s take a moment to recognize the strength and resilience of those on their recovery journey. Recovery is possible, and every step forward deserves to be celebrated. There are many ways to support someone in recovery: - Listen without judgment and offer encouragement. - Help them stay connected with their support network. - Educate yourself on the recovery process and be patient. - Celebrate their milestones, no matter how small. For those supporting someone in recovery, your role is so important, but it can also be challenging. You can support them by: - Offering a listening ear and emotional support. - Encouraging them to take time for self-care. - Helping them find their own support networks. - Letting them know they don’t have to carry the burden alone. Together, we can break the stigma, uplift each other, and offer hope. 💜 #RecoveryMonth #SupportRecovery #YouAreNotAlone #CelebrateRecovery

We understand that the journey through substance use and recovery is deeply personal and challenging. Fentanyl’s presence has intensified this challenge, making it all the more important that we support one another. At The Recovery Center of Ohio, we believe that community is at the heart of recovery. By coming together, we can create a safer, more compassionate space where healing is possible. Let's continue to check in with each other, share resources, and offer support without judgment. If you or someone you know is struggling, we are here to help. Together, we can make a difference. https://lnkd.in/g6TkHTjB #FentanylAwareness #CommunityHealing #RecoveryJourney

As Recovery Month comes to an end, let’s take a moment to honor the courage and strength of those on their recovery journey. Recovery is not a one-time event—it’s a daily commitment to growth, healing, and change. This month may be ending, but our support doesn’t stop here. Let’s continue to advocate for access to resources, challenge stigma, and celebrate every victory, big or small. Recovery is ongoing, and so is our commitment to it. #RecoveryMonth #RecoveryIsPossible #CelebrateRecovery #BreakTheStigma #SupportRecovery #RecoveryJourney #HopeForRecovery #RecoveryCommunity #StrengthInRecovery #HealingAndHope

🌟 September is National Recovery Month 🌟 At Plugged In Recovery, we're proud to stand with millions of individuals, families, and communities who have been touched by the journey of recovery. National Recovery Month is a time to celebrate the strength, courage, and resilience of those who have faced addiction and emerged stronger. Recovery is not just a personal journey—it's a community effort. At Plugged In Recovery, we’re committed to supporting individuals every step of the way. Our programs combine modern approaches with time-tested traditions, ensuring that everyone who walks through our doors receives the care and support they deserve. This month, we honor those who continue to fight for their sobriety, those who have found their way back to health, and the families and friends who support them. Recovery is possible, and together, we can build a brighter future for all. Let’s use this month to raise awareness, break the stigma, and show that recovery is something to be celebrated. 💜 If you or someone you know is ready to take that step, our team at Plugged In Recovery is here to help. #NationalRecoveryMonth #RecoveryIsPossible #PluggedInRecovery #BreakTheStigma #TogetherWeRecover

We rarely worry about it, until it happens to us, or directly affects us. I say this from lived experience. I had no idea what suicidal thoughts were, I’d never considered suicide until I had suicidal thoughts myself. I’d never considered that suicide could impact the workplace until one of my staff attempted suicide. It’s time we considered suicide. It’s time we talked openly about suicide. Learn how to with Suicide Prevention Scotland by Mind and Mission in November.

Today on National Sorry Day, we acknowledge the Stolen Generations survivors and the lasting impact of their removal. This years theme is "Bringing Them Home - the unfinished business". It highlights the need to act on the outstanding recommendations of the Bringing Them Home report for our aging Stolen Generation survivors. You can find more information and forums about National Sorry Day from The Healing Foundation: https://lnkd.in/gEztjC8G #NationalSorryDay #UnfinishedBusiness

Mothers in recovery are not just recipients of treatment; they are active participants, contributing to their own healing journey with strength and resilience. Nexus Recovery Coach Steffany tells us, "It is immensely gratifying to share my journey from devastation to restoration with other moms who face similar struggles." Read more about Steffany's journey and consider giving to our #StrongLikeAMother campaign https://lnkd.in/g2shhNTn