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Nestled on 14-acres of woodland in the serene landscapes of Williamstown, Massachusetts, Greylock Recovery stands as a beacon of hope for individuals seeking sustainable sobriety and mental well-being. Greylock Recovery provides a residential substance use disorder treatment program with customized medical and clinical services based on your individualized treatment plan.

Merry Christmas from the Greylock Recovery Family!
12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from the Greylock Recovery Family!

Setting boundaries isn’t about shutting people out, it’s about protecting your peace and your progress.Clear boundaries ...
12/24/2025

Setting boundaries isn’t about shutting people out, it’s about protecting your peace and your progress.

Clear boundaries help define what’s healthy, what’s respectful, and what supports your well-being especially in recovery and healing. When you know your limits, you give yourself permission to show up fully without guilt.

You deserve relationships and routines that honor your growth.

If you’re struggling to set or maintain boundaries, support is available. You don’t have to navigate it alone.

📞 877-708-9588
Greylock Recovery

Addiction doesn’t always announce itself loudly.Sometimes it shows up quietly, in habits that slowly take control, prior...
12/23/2025

Addiction doesn’t always announce itself loudly.
Sometimes it shows up quietly, in habits that slowly take control, priorities that shift, and relationships that feel strained.

If any of these signs feel familiar, know this: you are not alone, and help is available. Asking for support is not weakness, it’s a powerful first step toward healing.

Recovery is possible.
Recovery is within reach.

📞 877-708-9588
🌐 greylockrecovery.com

If this post resonates with you or someone you love, reach out. There is hope beyond this moment.

Addiction is a complex disease that changes the brain, behavior, and biology. But with support, treatment, and time—heal...
12/23/2025

Addiction is a complex disease that changes the brain, behavior, and biology. But with support, treatment, and time—healing is possible. Don’t let stigma keep anyone from getting help.

Our new Outreach Coordinator, Michelle Ritucci (pictured with fellow attendees), represented Greylock Recovery at the Bo...
12/10/2025

Our new Outreach Coordinator, Michelle Ritucci (pictured with fellow attendees), represented Greylock Recovery at the Boston PLA Holiday Event.

Thank you, Boston PLA, for having us.

Every choice matters. Every story counts. We honor those in recovery and stand beside those still fighting.
12/01/2025

Every choice matters. Every story counts. We honor those in recovery and stand beside those still fighting.

Let’s talk about triggers.In recovery, triggers are real—and they can hit hard. A smell, a place, a memory, or even cert...
11/28/2025

Let’s talk about triggers.
In recovery, triggers are real—and they can hit hard. A smell, a place, a memory, or even certain people can bring back emotions tied to past pain, trauma, or addictive patterns. It doesn’t mean you’re weak. It doesn’t mean you’re going backwards.

👉 What it does mean is that your mind and body are still healing.
👉 It means you're human.
👉 And it means you get to choose a different response today.

When triggers show up, try this:
✨ Pause and breathe.
✨ Ground yourself—get back into the moment.
✨ Reach out to someone safe.
✨ Remind yourself: This feeling is temporary, and I am not alone.
Healing isn’t about never getting triggered—it’s about learning how to respond in ways that protect your peace and support your growth.

Happy Thanksgiving from Greylock RecoveryToday, we pause with full hearts and deep gratitude.At Greylock Recovery, we ar...
11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from Greylock Recovery

Today, we pause with full hearts and deep gratitude.

At Greylock Recovery, we are thankful for every person who makes our mission possible and meaningful.

We are grateful for:
• Our clients — for your courage, your commitment, and the trust you place in us during one of the most important chapters of your life.

• Our referral partners — for believing in our work and guiding individuals and families to a safe place for healing.

• The families — for your strength, your support, and the love you show as you walk alongside your loved ones on their recovery journey.

• Our team — the dedicated employees who show up every day with compassion, skill, and unwavering commitment to care.

This season reminds us that recovery is rooted in community, connection, and hope.

Thank you for being part of ours.

Wishing you a safe, peaceful, and meaningful Thanksgiving.
— The Greylock Recovery Team

What Is Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)?Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) is an evidence-based approac...
11/26/2025

What Is Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)?

Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) is an evidence-based approach that combines medication with counseling and behavioral therapies. MOUD is considered the gold standard of care for opioid addiction because it:
- Reduces the risk of relapse and overdose
- Stabilizes brain chemistry
- Helps individuals stay engaged in treatment
- Improves overall quality of life

At Greylock Recovery, methadone is one of the MOUD options available to help people safely and effectively overcome opioid use disorder.

What Is Methadone?
Methadone is a long-acting medicine that’s been safely used for many years to treat opioid addiction. It helps by:

Easing withdrawal symptoms that can make it difficult to stop using opioids
Reducing cravings so you can focus on recovery without constant urges
Blocking the effects of other opioids, lowering the risk of relapse
Unlike short-acting opioids, methadone provides a steady, controlled effect, which helps people return to stability and daily life.

Benefits of Methadone Treatment at Greylock
- Stability and Safety – Methadone helps clients avoid the cycle of withdrawal and relapse.
- Improved Functioning – Many find they can return to work, family, and personal responsibilities.

Lower Health Risks – Methadone treatment is associated with reduced overdose rates and improved overall health outcomes.

Personalized Support – At Greylock, medication is paired with therapy, trauma-informed care, and holistic programs to address the whole person.

Our A Mother’s Journey program provides a safe, nurturing environment where women can heal, recover, and grow without ju...
11/25/2025

Our A Mother’s Journey program provides a safe, nurturing environment where women can heal, recover, and grow without judgment. Through trauma-informed therapy, medical support, and parenting guidance, we honor every mother’s story and help her rediscover strength, stability, and hope.

Because motherhood deserves dignity, not shame.

📞 To learn more, call 877-757-2714 or visit greylockrecovery.com

There’s no excuse to use drugs as a coping mechanism, but there is a reason to seek help. Support, healing, and recover...
11/24/2025

There’s no excuse to use drugs as a coping mechanism, but there is a reason to seek help. Support, healing, and recovery are always within reach.

’ve done everything love could do.You’ve begged. Bargained. Set boundaries. Lifted them. Sat at the kitchen table stari...
11/22/2025

’ve done everything love could do.

You’ve begged. Bargained. Set boundaries. Lifted them. Sat at the kitchen table staring into cold coffee while the clock told you it was 2 a.m. again. You’ve read articles, followed advice, checked their pulse. You’ve given chances long after your heart was already breaking.

And now—again—they’re using.

That pit in your stomach isn’t just fear. It’s grief. It’s guilt. And above all, it’s exhaustion.

So here’s a hard truth that no parent wants to face: Love isn’t always enough to stop addiction. But it’s never a failure to admit that.

Sometimes, the next loving step is the one that changes everything: letting professionals step in. A residential treatment program may be the safest, most hopeful option left on the table.

Why Love Alone Isn’t Enough - continue reading on our blog:
https://greylockrecovery.com/blog

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