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01/12/2026

Accessing treatment can feel easier when you understand your insurance benefits. Knowing what’s covered helps you plan, make informed choices, and avoid unnecessary financial stress. Share this post with someone who may need help using their insurance to get care—it could make the first step less intimidating.

Learn more about insurance coverage and its role in recovery: https://ow.ly/1Omq50XSIw4

01/05/2026

Participating in Dry January can bring greater awareness to alcohol use and its impact on emotional and mental health. For some, stepping back leads to better sleep, improved focus, and mood stability.

For others, it may surface challenges that highlight the need for coping tools and support. Entering the month with intention and realistic expectations can make it more manageable. This article outlines evidence-based steps to support the journey: https://ow.ly/hYN250XS1Oa

Support is a vital part of behavioral health. Whether someone is pausing briefly or considering long-term change, guidance can promote healthier outcomes. Share this with someone participating.

01/01/2026

With the start of a new year comes space to honor your growth and set new intentions. This past year revealed countless stories of healing and perseverance. As we enter the next chapter, we honor your steps forward. Share to inspire someone beginning theirs.

12/25/2025

Warm wishes for a holiday season filled with whatever you need most—comfort, connection, or rest. Thank you for being part of this community. Happy Holidays from our team to yours.

12/21/2025

The cold months can bring heaviness, but recovery nurtures light in unexpected openings. Through connection, stability, and compassion, hope rises again. If winter feels difficult, remember that brighter days are coming. Share to help others recognize the light recovery brings.

12/16/2025

When emotional resilience is stretched thin, even joyful traditions can feel overwhelming. Boundaries help you stay grounded and avoid triggers that disrupt recovery. Protecting your mental health is an act of care, not retreat. Share to help others value their own limits.

Learn how to set healthy boundaries for the holidays. Setting boundaries is a powerful way to protect your mental and emotional well-being.

12/12/2025

Celebrating the holidays can slip in subtle triggers — bustling crowds, schedule changes, emotional expectations, and memories from earlier times. What seems like festive joy can stir up stress or sadness beneath the surface. Paying attention to what affects you helps you move through the holidays with intention and kindness toward yourself. Share this to help others recognize their holiday triggers. https://ow.ly/CFZ350XHxxG

12/11/2025

Seasonal Affective Disorder, often mistaken for simple winter blahs, is actually depression driven by reduced daylight. It impacts motivation, sleep, and mood. Light exposure and consistent routines can help. Share this to help others learn the signs.

11/27/2025

Our gratitude runs deep this Thanksgiving for the community that continues to stand by our mission. Your support empowers us to care for others with compassion and dedication.

From our team to you, Happy Thanksgiving.

11/22/2025

Today we acknowledge International Survivors of Su***de Loss Day, honoring those who grieve the loss of someone to su***de. It’s a day of compassion, connection, and remembrance.
Resources and community support: https://ow.ly/Ipuw50XpI6X

11/20/2025

Gratitude shifts your focus from what’s missing to what’s meaningful. Studies show that being thankful can reduce stress, boost joy, and strengthen your emotional health. By noticing the good, you stay calm and connected.

What are you grateful for today?

11/13/2025

November is National Veterans and Military Families Month — a time to honor the dedication, courage, and sacrifice of our military heroes and their loved ones. The holidays can bring unique challenges like stress, loneliness, or grief, so staying connected matters more than ever. If you or someone you know is struggling, reach out. Together, we can ensure every veteran and family feels seen and supported. Share this post to show your support for our veterans and their families.