Greenwood Community Recovers/ Local Recovery Events

04/21/2022

Recover out loud so others don’t die silently! So We go LIVE on The Hope Shot to do just that, share our journeys. Sunday’s we share on topics and Wednesday’s we bring you stories of people that have found recovery. Every week 8 pm EDT Join us on our journey!

03/21/2022

Do you love someone who is in Recovery or in active addiction?

Addiction has a ripple effect on the entire family and I know first hand what that feels like. I'm here to remind you that you matter too and you also need to heal and have your own recovery.

It's time that you get your life back while being your loved ones best chance at recovery.

I am launching our very first Family Recovery Group Coaching starting May 11th! We will meet every Wednesday at 7:30pm for 3 months.

Do you want to learn about addiction and the addiction thought cycle?
Are you ready to get your life back?
Are you ready to find peace?
Do you want to be your loved one's best chance at recovery?
Are you craving community?

The time is Now.

There are only 10 spots available. Please do not wait and miss this. The next one doesn't start until August.

Sign up today. Your life changes May 11th!

Follow the link for more information ⬇️
https://www.mindfulrecoveryproject.com/FamilyRecovery

03/10/2022

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=460199179235939&id=100057375823607&sfnsn=mo

Three people overdosed on drugs in Greenwood County on Tuesday, March 8.

Drug overdoses are often related to fentanyl-laced fake pills that pose a much higher risk of fatal overdose. Fentanyl can also be mixed in with other drugs without the individual’s knowledge.

Naloxone can be used to reverse the effects of an overdose involving opioids. The rise in overdoses has made it essential to increase availability and access to Naloxone in our community. Any community member can learn how to give naloxone. Naloxone (Narcan nasal spray) is available at no charge from Cornerstone and other local community distributors. For more information, contact Cornerstone at 864-227-1001.

It is important for anyone who witnesses an overdose to call 9-1-1 for medical assistance. South Carolina’s Good Samaritan Law protects you as well as the person overdosing from prosecution.

If you suspect that someone you love may be a high risk of overdose because of their substance use, please express your concern to them and encourage them to call us at Cornerstone for help.

Remember: There is hope. Substance use disorders are treatable. People do recover. Let’s all

02/15/2022

Hello, my name is Christine and my partner Shumon and I are the founders of The Mindful Recovery Project. Our goal is to spread Experience, Strength and Hope through yoga and other mindful tools throughout our community.

As a recovery organization our focus is bridging the gap in recovery by connecting those who struggle with addiction and the people who love them. Anyone that has been effected by this disease can attest to the ripple effect of heartache it can cause throughout the entire family. We believe everyone needs to heal in order to have the best chance at recovery.

One of our offerings include yoga and meditation for treatment centers. We strongly believe in the power of peace and self awareness and for some that may start on the mat.

If you are a treatment center or know a recovery organization that can benefit from our services, please message us here in this group that we have created, or you can call 864-484-5759.

We look forward to connecting with you!

02/01/2022

A 30-day challenge for the mind, body, and spirit

01/13/2022

12/16/2021

Come and start the new year off right

11/12/2021

11/10/2021

Recently we lost a dear friend Julia Stamos to the often fatal Illness of addiction. While the… Candace Adams needs your support for Julia Stamos Scholarship

09/27/2021

Hey this is shumon. I would like to invite any one in recovery or families wanting to connect to post events on this page and please like and share. Invite your friends and family. We noticed a lot of people are not in the loop about what’s going on in Greenwood and I’d like to say recovery is alive and well here! Recovery and sobriety is fun and we as a community should all have the opportunity to post freely and comfortably about events happening in our community. Thanks y’all 🤘🏻