Recovery at the Crossroads

10/28/2025

For our partial mental health care, we set up a new Facebook account. We invited our clients to create a logo for our new account to include them in this process. The logo below won our contest.
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10/28/2025

On Sunday, Michael DiMarco and Marlon Friedman attended The Light Ahead Gala Dinner presented by Chabad of Berks. The Chabad of Berks is currently celebrating 25 years of supporting those in recovery in the larger International Jewish and Reading, Berks County, PA communities.

10/27/2025

On Friday, Overcome hosted the EAPA chapter meeting. Ashley Ryan, Clinical Director, offered a talk on Trauma, PTSD, and the Window of Tolerance. Thank you to everyone who attended in person and via Zoom.

10/24/2025

The Four C's of Addiction: craving, compulsion, loss of control, and consequences. Learn more in our blog post linked below.

What re the Four C's of Addiction? Learn how to use this tool to assess and identify substance use disorder and call RACNJ today.

10/14/2025

Simchat Torah starts this evening, Tuesday, October 14th, and goes until Wednesday, October 15th. To celebrate this holiday, we will be closed on Tuesday, October 14th, and Wednesday, October 15th. Our staff will return on Thursday, October 16th. Please call 609 645-2146 for any questions. Thank you for your cooperation.

10/10/2025

Happy World Mental Health Day from The Crossroads Companies. It is globally recognized as World Mental Health Day by the World Federation for Mental Health and the World Health Organization (WHO) to raise awareness of mental health issues worldwide. The theme for this year is "Access to Services – Mental Health in Catastrophes and Emergencies." Emphasizes the critical need for mental health support during crises like natural disasters, conflicts, and pandemics, highlighting that mental health care is a lifeline and essential for recovery and resilience.

10/06/2025

The Jewish holiday of Sukkot begins this evening and continues through Monday, October 13th. A fun fact about this holiday is that it is known as the "Festival of Booths." To observe this holiday, we will be closed on Tuesday, October 7th, and Wednesday, October 8th. We will return on Thursday, October 9th. For any questions or concerns, please call us at 609-645-2146. Thank you for your cooperation.

10/01/2025

The Jewish holiday of Yom Kippur begins this evening and concludes on Thursday, October 2nd. Sometimes this holiday is called "Sabbath of Sabbaths." To observe this holiday, our offices will be closed on Thursday, October 2nd. Our staff will return on Friday, October 3rd. For any questions, please call us at 609-645-2146. Thank you for your cooperation.

09/30/2025

Michael DiMarco and Human Resources Director Laurel Vnucak attended the Garden State Society for Human Resources Management Convention on September 28th-30th.

09/29/2025

Here are some words to get you through your week ahead.

09/22/2025

We wish those who celebrate a Happy Rosh Hashanah. This Jewish holiday starts this evening and goes until September 24th. A fun fact about this holiday is that apples and honey are not the only traditional foods. Some use fish heads as a connection to beginnings. To observe this holiday, we will be closed on Tuesday, September 23rd, and Wednesday, September 24th. Our staff will be back in the office on Thursday, September 25th. Call us at 609-645-2146 for any questions. Thank you for your cooperation.

09/18/2025

As part of Recovery Month, each day one of our programs will be featured to highlight their work, share updates, or feature something meaningful from the staff. Now is the time to reflect on one of the most vital elements of healing: healthy relationships. Research consistently shows that the strength and number of supportive connections in a person’s life are deeply tied to their overall well-being and long-term success in recovery.
At RAC, we believe that recovery is not a solo journey; it’s built on trust, compassion, and connection. That’s why the heart of our program is rooted in cultivating strong therapeutic relationships. We take the time to truly understand each individual, offering unwavering support, thoughtful guidance, and a safe, nurturing environment where healing can flourish.
Whether you're just beginning your recovery or continuing along your path, we’re here to walk beside you. We look forward to building a meaningful connection and being part of your journey toward lasting wellness.