Longleaf Recovery & Wellness

10/29/2025

Today, members of our Longleaf team visited Cumberland Heights in Nashville before heading to their annual Benefit Concert at The Ryman.

Todd Mulligan gave Jennifer, Jamie, Colin, and Kayla an incredible tour of the campus—sharing stories of Cumberland Heights’ history, legacy, and the deep roots of recovery care that continue to inspire us today.

It’s always a privilege to connect with others doing such meaningful work in this field. 💚

10/20/2025

We’re kicking off our new series at Longleaf Recovery & Wellness, created to open honest conversations about managing recovery and mental wellness during the holiday season.

To begin, our own Katie Burton Graff, alumni and Intake Representative, shares how she takes a moment of pause when things feel overwhelming this time of year. Her reflection reminds us that even small moments of stillness can make a real difference.

This series is for everyone. For those in recovery, for loved ones, and for anyone who finds the holidays to be both beautiful and challenging.

We invite you to join the conversation. What questions do you have about staying grounded, maintaining recovery, or supporting loved ones during the holidays?

10/17/2025

Sometimes the best reminders come from the smallest voices. 💚

When our tiny helper, Emory Collier, stopped by our Huntsville location this week, she found the sidewalk chalk… and left a whole trail of encouragement leading up to our doors. From “You are loved no mater what” to “Don’t worry about eneythang” and “Think smater not harder,” every message was perfect and absolutely what we all needed to hear.

Sure, the spelling might need a little work… but honestly? The heart behind it couldn’t be more right.

It’s amazing how kids see the world — full of kindness, hope, and joy in the little things. That perspective is something we could all use a little more of, especially in recovery work.

Here’s to thinking smarter, worrying less, and spreading a little more love every day. 🌿

09/19/2025

09/17/2025

Thank you, al.com , for taking the time to highlight this ongoing battle that we are facing here in Alabama. Longleaf was built to fight for what’s right: more treatment options, more hope, and more lives saved. We won’t stop showing up for Alabama. Make your voices heard, share your story.

https://www.al.com/news/2025/09/judge-to-decide-fate-of-long-planned-shelby-county-addiction-recovery-center-amid-battle-with-bradford.html

The center would be a 60-bed facility on a 125-acre farm near Starrett.

09/15/2025

Thank you for the coverage, Birmingham Business Journal !

Both entities provide specialize in intensive outpatient recovery and residential care.

09/11/2025

Birmingham Recovery Center and Longleaf Wellness Birmingham are looking for compassionate and motivated therapists to join our team. If you thrive in a collaborative, supportive environment and are passionate about walking alongside clients on their journey to recovery and wellness, we’d love to hear from you.

📩 Apply by sending your CV to Amy@LongleafCenters.com

09/11/2025

Today, as we honor the lives lost and the heroes who served on 9/11, we’re reminded of the courage and sacrifice of our nation’s first responders. This week, our clinical team visited the Alabama Fire College to deepen our understanding of how to best support firefighters’ mental health. We are grateful for their service and committed to walking alongside them in wellness and resilience. 🇺🇸

#911