Sunset Addiction & Mental Health Recovery

09/30/2025

Brantley Gilbert

Brantley Gilbert has over 13 years clean and sober!
Congrats, Brantley🎉🎉🎉
We DO recover 💯

09/30/2025

📢 Applications Now Open!
The Centre of Hope Recovery Community Centre is accepting applications again. If you or someone you know is ready to begin their recovery journey, now is the time to apply. 💙Completed RCC Applications can be sent to: LondonCOH.RCC@salvationarmy.ca

09/29/2025

Our books are now open (again) and accepting new peers for the fall and winter.

Are you sick and tired of being sick and tired?

Are you or someone you know struggling with addiction?

Are you tired of feeling trapped and seeking a way out?

Have you hit rock bottom and slipped further?

Do you need to revitalize your recovery plan?

Are you looking for professional peer support, advice and direction?

Reach out today!!!! SunsetRecovery.ca
DM to see if this is for you!

09/29/2025

👀Keep being you.

09/23/2025

💡 Did you know?

Peer support goes beyond connection - it’s guided by Core Values, Principles, and Standards of Practice to ensure support is safe, consistent, and effective.

That’s what makes formalized peer support such a powerful way to create hope and build stronger communities. 🌱💬

09/10/2025

09/03/2025

TEACHERS/ADMINS/PRINCIPLES- This one's for you! First day of class and the pressures are on. New to a new school, old friends, new friends, awkwardly amazing friends, and unfortunately bullying. Let's make sure these formidable minds are headed in the direction of THEIR choice. Lets give them the tools they need to not only survive the education system but thrive as humans in that system and beyond!
We're now booking School Presentations for the 2025-2026 school year!
www.sunsetrecovery.ca
for more information.

09/02/2025

September is Recovery Month.
Acknowledgement is just as important at someone reaching out.
When someone reaches out........ Answer them.

Sunset Addiction & Mental Health Recovery

08/31/2025

Between January 2016 and June 2024 Canada reported a total of 49,105 apparent opioid toxicity deaths. In the first six months of 2024, there were 3,787 apparent opioid toxicity deaths in Canada, and 1,599 apparent stimulant toxicity deaths reported. Preliminary full year data for 2024 show that the number of drug-induced deaths in British Columbia were down by 13 per cent compared to 2023.

Most deaths (84 per cent) occurred in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario. Men accounted for 72 per cent of opioid-overdose deaths reported in 2024.

In 2024, fentanyl was responsible for 75 per cent of opioid-overdose deaths in Canada, which represents an increase of 32 per cent since 2016. Of all opioid-overdose deaths, 65 per cent also involved a stimulant.

08/26/2025

🌬 Just Breathe

08/26/2025

We often hear
"its okay to not be okay"
That's incredibly validating when you're not feeling okay.

☆☆☆☆Growth Requires Change ☆☆☆☆

It is also okay to grow, to heal, to recover, to be okay again. We don't have to stay stuck being "not okay". It's good to heal. It feels good to heal. It's feels good to be okay after being not okay for a while.

It's almost like a commitment to being okay with both not being okay and being okay. Our feelings are never permanent good nor bad. Feel the suck, don't stay stuck in the suck for longer than you need to.

It feels great to be okay!

And its more than okay to be okay.

See the + (positive)
Sunset Addiction & Mental Health Recovery
www.SunsetRecovery.ca

08/15/2025

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