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The holidays are a time of hope for what’s to come. What are you excited about?

May your holidays be full of joy and laughter!

The holidays are not always happy. Comment with recommendations on how you find ways to stay positive.

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You are more resilient than you know. You’ve got this.

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Help us fill the comments with holiday joy by sharing what you’re thankful for.

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Dreaming is often the first step to achieving! Comment below with your end-of-year goals:

Happy Thanksgiving!

The help of others can be crucial in recovery. Take a moment to thank someone who is supporting you on your recovery journey!

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What are you thankful for today?

Today, we recognize and honor the contributions of our nation’s veterans.

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Let’s share our stories and support each other.

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Halloween is a time for fun and imagination, but it can also perpetuate dangerous stereotypes about mental illness. Get tips on how you can help combat stigma this Halloween: http://ow.ly/w3eP1044Tk5

Let’s work to end the stigma around depression. Share with someone who may need to hear this!

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Don’t give up!

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There are many strategies for healthy coping. Share these tips to help others!

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The first step to healing is believing that you can.

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We're proud to celebrate National Recovery Month with our incredible recovery community.

Teachers: Protecting Your Mental Health

Teachers, as you step back into the classroom, it’s essential to prioritize your mental health needs. Learn more: http://ow.ly/bbfM50KJijx

Teachers: Protecting Your Mental Health If you’re feeling tired and disengaged, there’s a good chance it’s related to trauma, secondary traumatic stress, and/or “battle fatigue.”

Healing is possible.

Today we pay tribute to the loved ones we lost and give thanks to the brave individuals who put their lives on the line that day. #9/11Remembrance

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Today we acknowledge and celebrate all the hardworking Americans and the contributions they have made to the growth of our country.

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August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day, so we want to take a moment to remind others about the risks of addiction and how essential it is to seek treatment.

Happy Women's Equality Day! To all the women at our facility, we are grateful for your outstanding contributions to our team, our patients, and the communities we serve.

Left to Right: Courtney L., Director of Quality Assurance & Risk, Victoria S., Director of Admissions, Tina T., CFO, Jana C., Director of Nursing, and Lauren V., Clinical Director.