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See the Strength of Community in Recovery Are you ready to mark your progress in getting better with hundreds of others? The Michigan Celebrate Recovery Walk & Rally, set at the scenic Belle Isle in Detroit, MI, brings together participants for an inspiring event focused on recovery and renewal. This guide walks you through easy…
During October’s Domestic Violence Awareness Month, nights lit with purple lights draw attention to stopping domestic violence, filling communities with hope and determination. The Covington Domestic Violence Task Force, led by people such as Victoria Throm and Curt Lindsley, runs this campaign to build unity and encourage action. Dive into its origins, symbolism, and practical…
Every year on International Recovery Day, many people change their lives by overcoming addiction, which brings hope to people around the world. Pioneered by advocate John Winslow and Faces and Voices of Recovery, this observance unites voices worldwide to celebrate resilience. Learn about its key importance, new efforts, and practical steps to help people recover….
Introduction to Recovery Fundraising Events Imagine turning community spirit into life-changing donations for recovery causes-recovery fundraising events make it possible. Nonprofits like the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation have raised millions through innovative events, powered by tools from Zeffy and Classy. This guide shows event types, new ideas, and planning steps to increase your fundraising results…
In addiction recovery, hosting a group lunch creates peer support and fights isolation. This guide uses American Psychological Association research on group therapy for preventing relapse, plus community examples from Al-Anon and the Muscular Dystrophy Association, to help you plan events open to all. Practical steps from setting goals to follow-up checks help build strong…
Introduction to Recovery Hiking Tired of the sedentary lifestyle draining your energy? Recovery hiking brings physical activity back outdoors, balancing long hours at a desk with easy trails that renew energy. Studies from the American Hiking Society support that this low-impact activity provides major health advantages, including muscle recovery and stress relief. Learn the physical…
Telling your story can be a strong part of recovery from addiction, especially during Mental Health Awareness Month. By sharing your experiences with depression and anxiety, you help others and raise awareness. This article discusses why sharing your story matters, how it can affect mental health, and gives useful tips for talking about your experiences….
Make your outdoor movie night a special recovery experience with our simple guide! Start by choosing the right projector and setting it up outside, then arrange comfortable seating and the best lighting. Pick inspiring films and tasty snacks that encourage good conversations. This guide offers helpful tips for both experienced hosts and beginners to make…
Finding a supportive group is important in recovery because it builds connections and encourages social interaction among people facing similar issues. Organizations like Roots Recovery, Alcoholics Anonymous, and Narcotics Anonymous provide different types of support based on individual needs. This article looks at the kinds of recovery groups available, discussing their advantages and how they…
Struggling with addiction recovery? Writing in a journal can help you let go of emotions and improve personal development. At Granite Mountain Behavioral Healthcare, we understand the power of writing in cultivating self-discipline. In this article, we’ll discuss the many advantages of recovery journaling and blogging, and give practical advice on how to begin. Learn…