Recovery Is The New High

05/06/2026

Just a few songs and a Q and A.
But if your near middle Tennessee Saturday.
Come by and join us.

05/05/2026

Graduate Certificate Opportunity - Recovery Research!

Addiction recovery support services positively impact individuals, families, and communities. Implementation of recovery support services currently outpaces the science of the field. More rigorous research is needed to inform the content and practice of effective recovery support services.

This 12-hour certificate will include two existing courses in social work, two non-credit bearing workshops on the responsible conduct of clinical/health services research, and two new interprofessional courses designed to enhance student skills in research methods for addiction and recovery research.

The certificate is designed for graduate students, members of regional health systems, addiction treatment facilities, and other community-based organizations (CBOs) that are interested in conducting or participating in recovery research.

Catalog link: https://catalog.etsu.edu/preview_program.php?catoid=62&poid=18482&returnto=4270

05/05/2026

05/04/2026

The Way Crossville Launches Faith-Based Recovery Community Center, Expands to Seven-Day Service

Crossville, Tennessee — The Way Crossville officially launched its Faith-Based Recovery Community Center (RCC) this past Saturday, May 2, with a powerful evening of praise, worship, and fellowship.

What began as a vision is now a growing success, with the RCC now offering recovery support services seven days a week—ensuring individuals have consistent access to community, encouragement, and resources when they need it most.

The center provides a welcoming, faith-based environment focused on peer support, mentorship, and connection to recovery resources, strengthening the local recovery ecosystem and creating a space where hope can thrive daily.

“Recovery doesn’t take days off—and now, neither do we.”

Reach United
Recovery Is The New High

05/03/2026

was grateful to bless with a Naloxone Box so individuals will have access to the live saving resources such as Naloxone and

05/02/2026

Arnaija's Foundation Built On Faith' National Fentanyl Awareness Day Memorial Walk with DrugFree WilCo, TN 5N2 Regional Overdose Prevention Specialists, Cross Style Life Recovery Program, Hustle Recovery, We Do Recover Ministries Inc.,and Cedar Recovery

05/02/2026

Shout Out to UC Recovery Team and the impactful work they are doing in the Upper Cumberland Region !!

This past year, we saw:
• 564 referrals into recovery support
• 548 completed intakes — a 97% completion rate
• More than 3,900 follow-up visits providing continued support and encouragement
• Only 3.4% of justice-involved participants experienced new charges

But behind every statistic is a face, a name, a story—someone who chose to show up when it would’ve been easier to disappear. Someone who kept coming back on hard days. Someone who is rebuilding trust, repairing relationships, and learning how to live differently.

Recovery is not something anyone should have to face alone. It takes support, compassion, resources, and people willing to walk alongside one another through every step of the journey.

When we invest in recovery, we invest in hope. We strengthen families, reduce strain on our systems, and help rebuild a stronger workforce and healthier communities for everyone.

Recovery works — and every success story reminds us why this work matters. 💙

04/30/2026

04/29/2026

Fentanyl is 50 times more potent than he**in, 100 times more potent than morphine, and as little as two milligrams can be deadly.

It’s often hidden in counterfeit pills made to look like oxycodone, Xanax, and Percocet. One pill can kill!

On this , know the danger, share the facts, and save a life. Learn how you can help protect our communities at fentanylawarenessday.org

04/28/2026

We Do Recovery!!

In 2023, Adrian walked out of the Riverbend Maximum Security Institution determined to build a new life. He had spent the last 12 years in prison, arrested at 19 after returning home from a deployment to Iraq.

Today, Adrian is thriving. Since his release, he’s gotten married, welcomed his first child, and works full-time as a manufacturing engineer and sales representative. On the side, he transcribes textbooks into Braille - a certification he earned during his time at Riverbend. Adrian credits his success to hard work, humility, and staying open to opportunities. While in prison, he focused on self-improvement by working, participating in programs, saving money, and building positive relationships with mentors in the community. Now, he advocates for second chances, especially for people like himself who were sentenced as teenagers. He hopes to show that sometimes, people just need another opportunity, and that with determination, support, and a strong work ethic – a second chance can lead to lasting success.