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Cove Forge Behavioral Health Center - Pittsburgh, IOP

At Cove Forge of Pittsburgh, we offer a number of comprehensive outpatient treatment options for indi

*Pittsburgh opened under WDR in 1999*

Flexible day and evening programming, highly qualified staff including licensed social workers and certified addiction counselors and Act 53 assessments are available. CORE (Chemical Offenders Referral and Education) classes are also available. This is an education alternative to traditional penalty programs for clients with drinking or drug related offenses.

01/19/2026

Today, we remember Martin Luther King Jr. and his belief that progress is shaped by courage, compassion, and community. These principles are central to recovery as well. Growth requires perseverance, kindness toward yourself, and the support of others.

Each step forward—big or small—helps build a healthier future. Take time today to reflect on how justice, understanding, and compassion show up in your life and recovery.

01/12/2026

The new year is a chance to recommit to your recovery journey — not to start over or chase a “new year, new me” ideal. Recovery is about steady progress, self-compassion, and building a strong foundation of support. Some days will feel easier than others, and that’s okay — every small step counts.

This year, focus on realistic goals, emotional wellness, and hope for the journey ahead. Share this post to encourage others to start the new year with intention and support in their recovery.
The new year is an opportunity to recommit to your recovery—not to start over or live up to a “new year, new me” expectation. Recovery is built on steady progress, self-compassion, and a strong support system.

01/05/2026

Dry January offers an opportunity to reflect on alcohol use and how it affects mental and emotional health. For some people, stepping away from alcohol can lead to better sleep, improved mood, sharper focus, and overall wellness. For others, it may surface challenges that emphasize the need for structure, coping tools, and support.

Approaching the month with intention and realistic expectations can make the process more manageable. This link shares evidence-based guidance to support awareness and success throughout Dry January: https://ow.ly/f5EY50XRZ5O

Support plays a critical role in behavioral health. Whether someone is taking a short break or considering a longer-term change, access to care and guidance can promote healthier outcomes. Share this with someone participating in Dry January or seeking trusted information.

01/01/2026

The new year is a moment to pause, appreciate the progress behind you, and set intentions for what’s ahead. This past year has held so many moments of growth and connection. As we step forward, we celebrate your milestones. Share to support someone beginning their journey.

12/25/2025

Sending peace and warmth this holiday season. We know the holidays look different for everyone, and we honor each person’s process of finding joy and connection. Thank you for sharing this space with us. Happy Holidays.

12/21/2025

Winter’s weight can be hard to carry, but recovery creates pockets of light where you least expect them. Through connection, routine, and compassion, hope gradually returns. If the season feels heavy, support and better days are near. Share to remind others that recovery brings its own warmth.

12/16/2025

Celebrations around the holidays often bring hidden triggers: large crowds, shifts in routine, emotional expectations, and memories connected to the past. Even when things look “festive” on the surface, these circumstances can stir up stress or sadness. Being aware of what affects you can help you get through the season with more intention and compassion. Share so others can recognize their own holiday triggers. https://ow.ly/VGg550XKoeH

12/04/2025

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is more than the “winter blues.” It’s a type of depression that occurs when daylight decreases, affecting mood, energy, sleep, and motivation. Spending time in natural light, keeping a routine, and staying socially connected can help manage symptoms. Learn the facts and share this post to help others recognize the signs of SAD.

12/03/2025

Holiday celebrations often come with hidden triggers: crowded gatherings, changes in structure, emotional expectations, and memories tied to past experiences. These moments can stir up stress or sadness, even when everything looks “festive” on the outside. Understanding what affects you can make the season easier to navigate with intention and care. Share to help others recognize their own holiday triggers.

11/27/2025

This Thanksgiving, we want to express our deepest gratitude to our community for their continued trust and support. You inspire us to keep providing care with compassion and excellence.

Wishing you a safe and restful Thanksgiving.

11/24/2025

We all have our own ways of navigating life’s challenges. What helps you find balance and healing? What’s your "recipe"? Sharing your insights could give someone else the courage to take their next step.

11/22/2025

Today we recognize International Survivors of Su***de Loss Day, a time to come together for healing, connection, and shared compassion. Grieving takes courage, and every journey is unique.
Find community and support: https://ow.ly/sKT450XpHZj

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2500 Jane Street Fl 2
Pittsburgh, PA
15203

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+14123608692

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https://www.coveforgebehavioralhealth.com/programs/outpatient

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