Victory Recovery Partners

12/20/2025

As you navigate through your recovery journey, you will come across moments that are certainly worth celebrating. For example, your first week sober, followed by a month, six months, or even a year are all special milestones. While this marks the truly incredible progress you have made, you may be wondering — “How do I celebrate without substances?” This may seem difficult at first, especially because substance use may have played a major role in your celebrations in the past. There are ways to celebrate milestones and achievements without substance use, allowing you to stay on track while still having a meaningful celebration of your accomplishments.

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As you navigate through your recovery journey, you will come across moments that are certainly worth celebrating. For example, your

12/16/2025

Big news!

We’re officially able to welcome Adolescents ages 11-17 into our care! This is something we’ve been working toward for a long time, and we’re really proud to finally share it.

Supporting teens and their families means so much to us, and we’re excited to be here for this next chapter.

Call us at (631) 696 - 4357 or head over to https://www.victoryrp.com/ to learn more.

12/13/2025

As you continue along the road to recovery, you will almost certainly have cravings from time to time. Cravings are one of the most frustrating parts of recovery, because they can occur randomly and out of nowhere. If you give into a craving, your mental health could be affected too, making you feel like this is a setback. Cravings don’t mean you’re weak – you are not failing. Rather, cravings are an expected and common part of the recovery process; how you react and handle them is what matters most.

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As you continue along the road to recovery, you will almost certainly have cravings from time to time. Cravings are one of the most frustrating

12/13/2025

We are thrilled to announce and honor Shantese Baptiste, CASAC-T of Massapequa Park, as our Victory Company-Wide Employee of the Month for November 2025.

Shantese consistently demonstrates exceptional dedication, compassion, and professionalism in her role as a primary counselor. She approaches every client with patience and empathy, creating a safe, nonjudgmental space that empowers individuals to make meaningful changes. Her commitment to individualized care is evident in the thoughtful treatment plans she develops and the consistent support she provides throughout each client’s recovery journey.

Beyond her direct counseling work, Shantese is a reliable team member who willingly steps in to assist colleagues, contribute insights, and strengthen our overall program. Her positive attitude, strong work ethic, and unwavering advocacy for clients make her truly deserving of Employee of the Month.

Thanks for all you do, Shantese!

12/11/2025

Music isn’t just background noise - it’s been scientifically proven to boost your mood and lower stress. 🎧

We want to know: what song instantly boosts your mood? Share it below - you might help someone else find their new favorite band!

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12/10/2025

Substance use and mental health often go hand in hand, and sometimes, it’s hard to tell which came first.

For some, mental health struggles lead to self-medication. For others, substance use can trigger anxiety, depression, or trauma. Either way, both deserve care, compassion, and understanding.

At Victory Recovery Partners, we help uncover the why behind addiction, treating the root causes through therapy, psychiatric care, and evidence-based treatment. Because true recovery starts when you heal what’s underneath.

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12/05/2025

We had our Thanksgiving Feast & Potluck in Massapequa, and it was a great reminder of what we’re grateful for - our team, our patients, and the community that makes Victory feel like home. 🧡

Sharing food, laughing together, and taking a moment to slow down is something we never take for granted. Grateful for everyone who shows up with heart, every single day.

12/05/2025

We’re so proud of Alexandria Gonzalez, Lynn Mitchell, and Joe Sanchez for representing Victory Recovery Partners at the SCPD 7th Precinct’s Annual Thanksgiving Meal Giveaway! 🧡

We’re really proud to have people on our team who care this deeply about our community. This is what "No one is left behind" looks like in action.

12/03/2025

At Victory Recovery Partners, recovery is about treating the whole person - mind, body, and spirit. 💙

That’s why our care goes beyond addiction treatment. We offer behavioral health therapy for emotional healing, MAT to manage cravings, psychiatric care to uncover the “why” behind substance use, and wellness services that help your body recover too.

Because true healing happens when every part of you is cared for.

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11/29/2025

As you continue your journey down the road to recovery, it is important to be aware of all of the steps you can take to make your recovery successful and long-lasting. Recovery from an addiction is more than just abstaining from a substance. Rather, it involves rebuilding and healing the mind and body. Maintaining good nutrition and a consistent exercise routine has the potential to play a major role in your recovery.

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https://www.victoryrp.com/blog/role-of-nutrition-and-exercise-in-addiction-recovery/

11/26/2025

Asking for help isn’t easy, but it’s one of the bravest things a person can do. 💙

At Victory Recovery Partners, we never take it lightly when someone chooses us to be part of their journey. Every day, we’re reminded of the courage it takes to say, “I need support,” and the strength it takes to keep showing up.

We’re honored to walk beside you - through every challenge, every breakthrough, and every step toward healing.

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11/22/2025

Sobriety isn’t the final destination of your recovery journey. Rather, it is just the beginning. Long-term drug use and substance use can cause years of damage to our bodies, relationships, and self-esteem. Part of beginning a successful recovery is to slowly, day by day, repair and resolve the issues caused by your long-term substance use and addiction.

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When people hear the word recovery, it is often associated with abstinence. This would include not drinking, not using drugs, and not engaging in addictive