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Turning Point Recovery Center, Inc.

New Mexico's leading recovery center dedicated to helping individuals recover from substance use disorders. Most insurance and Medicaid/Centennial accepted!

Provides quality health care, safe clean housing, & peer support
services. Call 505 217 1717 Turning Point Recovery Center is a private Intensive Outpatient and Detox Facility dedicated to the treatment of addiction. Our primary focus is to help you get your life back on track. The experienced and caring staff at Turning Point Recovery Center will treat you with respect, understanding and compassion. We can help. We will take care to help you gain insight, understanding and clarity regarding your needs. Our goal is to give you the opportunity to discover a life free from addiction. Turning Point Recovery Center will be there for you. We accept most insurance and Medicaid.

01/05/2026

This could be the year everything shifts.🌅
Maybe you’re pressing pause on drugs or alcohol. Maybe you’re deep into long-term recovery. Either way, every step forward is a win—and sometimes, it’s the quiet steps that change everything.

Recovery isn’t one-size-fits-all. It’s personal, powerful, and possible. Treatment can be the first brave move toward a life that feels more you again.

In honor of National Substance Use Disorder Treatment Month, learn how treatment opens doors—for yourself or someone you care about—and how support can turn intention into transformation.
👉 samhsa.gov/medications-substance-use-disorders/provider-support

New year. New choices. Real change.💫

12/31/2025

🎉 Celebrate a Sober New Year’s Eve 🎉
New Year’s Eve often centers around drinking, but staying sober doesn’t mean missing out. There are plenty of fun, meaningful ways to celebrate without alcohol—especially in recovery.
Host a game night, plan a themed dinner or murder mystery, enjoy a cozy movie night, book a staycation or camping getaway, or check your local recovery groups for sober New Year’s events.
However you celebrate, remember: New Year’s Eve can be a time of reflection, connection, and excitement for the healthy, sober life you’re building. 🥳✨

12/29/2025

🥳 New Year’s Eve Sobriety Checklist: How to balance staying grounded with actually having fun—because you deserve both.

✅ Before New Year’s Eve
☐ Make a plan (and a backup plan)
Choose sober-friendly activities and decide in advance where you’ll go if things feel uncomfortable.
☐ Tell someone your plan
Let a sponsor, friend, or support person know what you’re doing and check in with them beforehand.
☐ Schedule connection
Line up a call, meeting, or text check-in before and after midnight.
☐ Eat real food
Being hungry can sneak up on you—fuel your body early (HALT matters!).
☐ Set boundaries ahead of time
Practice saying: “I’ve got an early morning,” “I’m keeping it low-key tonight,” or “I’m heading out soon.”

🎉 Fun, Sober Ways to Celebrate
☐ Host or attend a sober game night or movie marathon
☐ Go to a midnight hike, walk, or fireworks show
☐ Cook or order a special meal or dessert
☐ Create a mocktail bar (sparkling water, juices, garnishes)
☐ Watch the countdown from home with cozy vibes
☐ Journal or set intentions for the year ahead
☐ Attend a New Year’s Eve recovery meeting (many run late!)

🎆 During the Night
☐ Check in with HALT (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired)
☐ Keep a non-alcoholic drink in your hand
☐ Step outside or take a break if triggers show up
☐ Remember: You don’t owe anyone an explanation

🌅 After Midnight
☐ Celebrate the win—you did it
☐ Send a quick “still sober” text to your support person
☐ Get rest (starting the year clear-headed is a gift)

🎗️ Reminders
✔ Leaving early is success
✔ Fun doesn’t require substances
✔ One night doesn’t define your recovery—but protecting it does

12/25/2025

🎄✨ Happy So-Ho-Ho-Ber Holidays! ✨🎄
We want to wish our clients, staff, and recovery treatment providers and partners a happy, healthy, and peaceful holiday season. Your commitment, compassion, and courage—whether in providing care or walking the path of recovery—make this community truly special.
May this season bring moments of rest, connection, and hope as we head into the new year together. Thank you for being part of the Turning Point Recovery Center Family. ❤️

12/23/2025

🎄🌟 Staying Sober Through the Holidays in Albuquerque 🌟🎄
The holidays can be joyful and stressful—and triggers can pop up where we least expect them. If you’re looking for safe, supportive places to go and ways to protect your sobriety this season, here are some local resources you might find helpful:

✨ Local Support & Meetings
Find recovery meeting schedules at these great local recovery support clubs:
Central Office of Albuquerque
The Isleta Club
The Desert Club
The Heights Club
Brown Baggers
Foothills Group
albuquerqueaa.org

💡 Holiday Support Strategies
Here are a few tried-and-true ideas to help keep sobriety strong through the season:
✔️ Plan ahead — know where you’re going and when you’ll leave, and choose sober events or meetings before social gatherings begin.
✔️ Use your support system — line up check-ins with your sponsor, trusted friends, or a recovery buddy before and after events.
✔️ Build a “go-to list” — keep quick access to meeting links, phone numbers, and safe spaces like local support groups or drop-ins on your phone.
✔️ Practice self-care — rest, eat regular meals, and recognize when you need a pause or reset.

Remember, it’s okay to choose you first. If celebrations feel overwhelming, finding support groups or a quiet meeting can be the best gift you give yourself this season. 🧘🏾
Stay safe, stay connected, and take it one moment at a time. You’re not alone.🫶🏾

12/22/2025

🎄💡Know Your Triggers This Holiday Season💡🎄
The holidays can bring joy and stress—and in recovery, awareness is everything. As the wise and all knowing holiday Narwal says, one helpful tool to keep in your back pocket is HALT:
Hungry. Angry. Lonely. Tired.
When one (or more) of these shows up, it’s a reminder to pause before reacting. Eat something nourishing, talk it out, reach out for connection, or rest when you need it. Small check-ins can prevent big setbacks.
Knowing your triggers—and responding with care—helps protect your sobriety and your peace this season. You don’t have to do the holidays perfectly. You just have to do them mindfully. 💙

For more information on how to identify and manage triggers visit these links:
https://rehabs.com/addiction/cravings-and-triggers/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlPCEIKGaD0
https://parcbh.com/addiction-blog/how-to-manage-triggers-and-cravings-in-addiction-recovery/
https://www.gatewayfoundation.org/blog/triggers-in-addiction-recovery/
https://news.llu.edu/health-wellness/navigating-triggers-and-cravings-addiction-recovery

12/19/2025

❄️🍽️ Winter Celebration Feast at Turning Point Recovery Center 🍽️❄️
Next Tuesday, December 23rd from 12–2 PM, we’re trading group chairs for dinner chairs and celebrating the season with our Winter Celebration Feast! Expect good food, good company, and plenty of reasons to laugh—all in a cozy, sober space that feels a lot like community.

We’ll also be announcing this year's winner of our stocking decorating contest!🏆

Come hungry, come as you are, and come ready to enjoy a little holiday cheer with people who get it. Recovery tastes pretty good this time of year. 🎄

📍 Where: TPRC Wellness Center
📅 When: Tuesday, Dec. 23rd from 12pm-2pm

12/18/2025

Client & Alumni Event Only!
📣 Join us this Friday night for our monthly Step Up To The Mic Night 🎤
Come enjoy food, friends and fellowship, as we celebrate our shared recovery and listen to shared stories of experience, strength and hope.
You won’t want to miss this!

📍 Where: TPRC Wellness Center
📅 When: 6pm-7:30

12/17/2025

✨🎄 Client Event Only: The Nutcracker 🎄✨
Celebrate the season with us, as we enjoy The Nutcracker performance at the National Hispanic Cultural Center. Sharing this classic holiday tradition together offers a chance to slow down, connect, and experience the joy of the season in a supportive setting.
Moments like these matter in recovery—building community, creating positive memories, and celebrating life beyond substances during festive times of year. We’re grateful for opportunities that remind us how healing can include art, culture, and togetherness. 🫶🏾

📆 When: Thursday, Dec 18th @ 6pm
📍 Where: National Hispanic Cultural Center
📲 RSVP to Vince: 505-932-8470

12/15/2025

🎄✨ Stocking Decorating Party Recap ✨🎄
Our Clients knocked our socks off at the Stocking Decorating Party - No smelly stockings here!
It was wonderful to see our Clients relax, connect, and express their creativity in a supportive, sober environment. The room was filled with laughter, conversation, and holiday spirit as everyone decorated stockings uniquely their own.
Events like this remind us how important community, connection, and safe celebrations are in recovery. Thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the night uplifting and memorable—we’re grateful to walk this season of recovery together. ❤️

12/09/2025

🧦 ✨ Stocking Decorating Party – This Friday! ✨🎄
Join us for a relaxing, creative evening designed to bring joy, and connection. This event is sure to stuff your stockings with a whole-lotta holiday magic! Whether you’re early in recovery or continuing your journey, this is a safe space to unwind, express yourself, and share time with others who understand the path you’re on.

We’ll provide the stockings, art supplies, snacks, and plenty of encouragement. Just bring yourself and your holiday spirit. ❤️🎅🖍️

We look forward to spending this uplifting night with you!
Location: TPRC Wellness Center
Date: 12/12/25
Time: 6pm - 8pm

12/03/2025

🎄Join Us for the Old Town Holiday Stroll!🎄

The lights are up, the cocoa is warm, and the holiday spirit is in full swing — which means it’s time for Albuquerque’s Old Town Holiday Stroll!

We’re excited to join our community in celebrating one of the city’s most joyful traditions. Bring your family, friends, and loved ones for an evening filled with twinkling lights, local shops, live entertainment, and all the magic the season has to offer.
Whether you’re stopping by to say hello, grabbing a treat, or simply enjoying the festivities, we’d love to celebrate with you. 🎉

✨Let’s make this holiday season bright — together!✨
Event Details
📆 WHEN: This Friday, December 5th
📍WHERE: TPRC Meeting Spots - Arrive at either location by 4:30pm
+ TPRC Wellness Center to Carpool
+ Natural History Museum Parking Lot

✅ RSVP to Chrissy: 505-376-9652

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9201 Montgomery Boulevard NE
Albuquerque, NM
87111

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15052171717

Website

http://www.turningpointrc.com/

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Turning Point Recovery Center is New Mexico’s most experienced Joint Commission approved drug and alcohol addiction treatment center. We are an Intensive Outpatient Program, Inpatient Detox Facility, Outpatient Detox Program, and a Recovery House -- we have helped hundreds, if not thousands, of people just like you.

We can help you get your life back on track. Our experienced and caring staff will treat you with respect, understanding and compassion. Many of our team are in long term recovery and have been where you are now. We will help you gain insight, understanding and clarity regarding your needs and your recovery. Our goal is to give you the opportunity to discover a life free from addiction. We accept most insurance and Medicaid. Call us now and discover the meaning of freedom from addiction.