The Process Recovery Center

03/11/2026

At this month’s community meeting we had the honor of celebrating some incredible recovery milestones.

Victor – 1 year
Jessica – 2 years
Manny – 1 year
Isaiah – 1 year
Rola – 2 years
Danielle – 2 years
Damien – 2 years
Tyler – 2 years

Each of these milestones represents commitment, strength, and the daily choice to keep moving forward. We are so proud to celebrate these moments together as a community.

We also had an amazing guest speaker, Reggie, who came out to share his story. We are incredibly grateful for his time and the powerful message he brought with him.

Recovery is possible, and moments like these remind us why this work matters so much. ❤️

03/08/2026

Happy International Women’s Day 💜

Today we celebrate the strength, resilience, and brilliance of women everywhere. The women who lead, who nurture, who rebuild, who rise after every fall, and who hold communities together in ways the world doesn’t always see.

Here’s to the women doing the work, breaking barriers, and lifting others along the way

03/06/2026

Today is Black Balloon Day. 🖤

Black balloons are displayed across the country to honor and remember the lives lost to overdose. Each balloon represents a person a son, daughter, parent, or friend whose life mattered and whose story deserves to be remembered.

Today we pause to acknowledge the grief, the love, and the lives forever changed by addiction. We also stand with those still struggling and those working every day to bring hope, healing, and recovery.

Join us by mentioning their name or initials.

No one forgotten.

02/27/2026

💅🏻💅🏻💅🏻

02/14/2026

FRIDAY – RECOVERY DAY 💪

Today we’re honoring recovery and the strength it takes to keep showing up. Today the clients wore a shirt or anything that represents strength, growth, sobriety, faith, or positivity. Every step forward matters.

02/14/2026

Incredible night of Connection & Recovery

02/11/2026

Day 2 of Spirit Week was all about gratitude 💛

Gratitude is a core pillar of recovery because it helps shift perspective. Addiction narrows focus to pain, fear, and what’s missing; gratitude widens the lens, helping us see progress, support, and possibility alongside the struggle.

Through our Gratitude Wall, clients and staff reflected on what’s sustaining them in recovery. Taking a moment to name what we’re grateful for can regulate emotions, build resilience, and remind us that even during difficult seasons, growth is happening.

When we pause to acknowledge how far we’ve come, we create space for hope and continued change. 🙌✨

02/09/2026

Now that we’ve all recovered from the Super Bowl, we kicked off Spirit Week by asking the community who their favorite team is—and we’re happy to see that many still support and love the New England Patriots. 🏈❤️

02/05/2026

Collaboration works! 🙏🏼

🍕 Thank You, Process Recovery! 🍕

The Nashua Police Department would like to extend a sincere thank you to The Process Recovery Center for generously dropping off pizzas for our officers who are on duty and working hard today. Your kindness and support mean more than you know and are truly appreciated by our team.

Thank you for thinking of us and for helping take care of those who serve our city every day. 💙🚔

02/05/2026

Recovery & Community

There is beauty in the chaos that comes with choosing to serve a community. It brings peaks and valleys, and in those difficult moments, support matters.

We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to the Nashua Police Department for consistently approaching situations with perspective, professionalism, and compassion. When a client is in need of emergency services, their team shows up with calm, respectful communication and genuine care. We could not do this work without their continued support in some of the most challenging moments.

The three women pictured are not only Process Recovery Center employees—they are women who broke free from the chains of the system. Working in partnership toward a shared goal makes this work even more meaningful.

A life of service is a life well spent 🙏🏼

02/02/2026

Recap of our monthly Community Meeting 🤍

We would like to give a special thank you to John Bartolomeo for joining us from Massachusetts as our guest speaker.

A special shout out to our alumni celebrating these huge milestones.

• Richie — 7 years
• Pedro — 2 years
• Lisl — 2 years
• Preston — 1 year
• Megan — 1 year
• John — 1 year
• Eric — 1 year

Thank you for staying guys. 🙏🏼

01/31/2026

💙 Thank You, Chucky’s Fight 💙

We are incredibly grateful to Chucky’s Fight for their continued support and a $2,000 donation to help our clients with real-life needs that matter in early recovery.

These funds are being used for things like:
• State IDs and Social Security cards
• Work shoes and clothing
• Basic essentials that remove barriers
to stability and employment

Chucky’s Fight is a nonprofit dedicated to fighting teen substance use and addiction, while also supporting people in recovery as they transition into sober living and independence.

This donation goes directly to the people who need it most, and the impact is immediate.