Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

11/22/2025

“Our alumni speaker meeting was filled with pizza, fellowship, and powerful stories of recovery. Our alumni reminded everyone that growth is possible and support is always within reach. We’re grateful for the connections made and the encouragement shared.”

Thanks to Mid-Ohio Valley Fellowship Home, Inc. for hosting our meeting!!


Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

11/21/2025

“Congratulations to Jacob for celebrating 7 years sober! Your strength, dedication, and commitment to recovery continue to inspire everyone around you.”


Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

11/20/2025

11/20/2025

Join us for our upcoming alumni speaker meeting, complete with pizza and fellowship. It’s a great chance to connect, share support, and hear inspiring stories from those who’ve walked the path of recovery.”


Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

11/19/2025

📣 Now Hiring LPNs — Night Shift
Harmony Ridge Recovery Center in Walker (just outside Parkersburg) is looking for full-time LPNs to join our team on night shift.

If you or someone you know may be interested, please email your resume to sgraham@hrrcwv.com

📌 We are also hiring for a Therapist position.

Thank you! 💙

11/18/2025

“It was a privileged to host Care & Connect Luncheon, bringing recovery resources together to support our community. It’s a time to share, learn, and build stronger connections for those on the path to recovery.”

Full Circle
Spero Health
Angel’s Harbor
Washington County Sheriff's Office - Marietta, Ohio
Peer Solutions Behavioral Health
Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

11/14/2025

My name is Chris Lovins and I am 45 years old. I grew up in Huntington WV. When I was young I seen drug dealing and using all of my life. So in my delusional mind, I thought this was what life was supposed to be like. With me seeing and thinking this, it didn't take long for me to get myself in 'the game' myself. By the time I was 13 I was on the block selling  w**d and smoking it everyday. It didn't take long for me to move on to painkillers and other substances, and eventually he**in. I was in and out of jail and prison living this lifestyle. I lost many and many of close friends and family members, including my best friend, my Mom, due to this deadly disease. Finally I was sentenced to a rehab where I was first introduced to a different lifestyle. While there I found God through working the 12 steps of Alcoholics Anonymous. But that wasn't even enough for me to stay sober. After almost a year of sobriety and graduating the program I was in, I still couldn't beat this deadly disease. So back to jail I went. Soon afterwards I was sentenced to another rehab where I did nothing but work on myself. And with this I am forever grateful. I had the chance to take a real good look at myself and my behaviors, and also to get back in contact with God. Today I am 8 months sober, happier than I've ever been, and get a chance to help other people out that have this deadly disease. My story is to show anyone out there that is suffering and don't think there is a way out and that there is no HOPE, that there is HOPE for you all. Life is still tough, but I can truly say that it is better than it has ever been, and today I am truly happy and I have peace and serenity in my life today. There is hope out there for anyone that is suffering from substance abuse. After 6 years of sobriety, i relapsed and it has been the worst decision I've made. Now with 8 months sober, I am fighting daily to rebuild what I have gave away due to my relapse. God Bless you ALL!!!
Harmony Ridge Recovery Centerr

11/12/2025

We’re coming together to give back! 🥫❤️
Brooke’s Hope is hosting a Food Drive to support our local communities. Bring in non-perishable items and help make a difference for families in need. Every can counts! 🙌

Brooke's Hope
Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

11/11/2025

Thank you to all the veterans from Harmony Ridge for your service, sacrifice, and dedication. Your strength and courage continue to inspire us every day—both in recovery and in life.

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

11/10/2025

As the snow begins to fall, it reminds us of the beauty in starting fresh. Each flake is unique, just like every person’s recovery journey. The blanket of white covering the ground symbolizes a clean slate — a chance to move forward, leaving behind what no longer serves us.

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

11/08/2025

With winter fast approaching, we would love to spend our days out in nature—hiking the trails, breathing in the crisp air, and taking in the peaceful beauty of the changing scenery. There’s som**hing calming and grounding about being outdoors this time of year, reminding us to slow down and appreciate the simple moments of serenity that nature provides.


Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

11/07/2025

My name is Maddison, and I’m an addict. I went to Harmony Ridge when I was 19 after battling addiction to crystal m**h and fentanyl. When I completed the program, life still had its challenges — I stumbled and felt completely hopeless at times. But even though I didn’t return to Harmony a second time, the support I received from the staff and the incredible people I met there never left me. They reminded me that I wasn’t alone, and with their encouragement — along with meetings and self-work — I kept pushing forward. Today, I’m proud to say I’m 10 months sober. I never thought I’d see this day, but here I am — proof that recovery is possible, hope is real, and no one is ever too far gone to start again. ❤️

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center