408 Recovery Living: Mens Sober Living

06/15/2025

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Happy Father’s Day to all of the men out there !!!

06/14/2025

Someone needs to read this twice today!!! You are special!! You are loved!

🔔 Daily Reminder: No matter what you're experiencing, you're not alone and help is always available.

If you or a friend would like support this week, or for those struggling with mental health or substance use, help is available: samhsa.gov/find-help

06/07/2025

We have beds ready for you…

06/06/2025

If you or someone you know is seeking a sober transition housing, please reach out. We currently have 4 beds available for new members.

One of the First step is finding housing. A Safe Place to Live, sleep, eat and continue your journey.

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05/21/2025

Support, understanding, and access to care help people with SMI or SED—and their families—pursue recovery and live meaningful lives.

People younger than 18 who have mental health conditions that severely affect their ability to function in school, family, or within the community are described as having SED.
Millions of people live with SMI or SED, but treatment and support can help them thrive.
Early diagnosis and continuous support help people with SMI manage symptoms and live enjoyable, productive lives.
People with conditions like bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and major depression can benefit from personalized care that helps them navigate challenges.
Coordinated care and strong community connections improve quality of life for people with SMI or SED. There is hope—many people with SMI are living, working, and flourishing in recovery.