Trilogy Recovery Community

Walla Walla honors lives lost and affected by overdose Community organizations came together to host the third annual Overdose Awareness Day event in Walla Walla, educating people, encouraging recovery and remembering those whose lives were lost to overdose.

Last week Trilogy had the opportunity to participate in the annual Overdose Awareness Day event hosted by

We are incredibly honored to be among so many amazing agencies and participants all there to end stigma and spread awareness concerning overdose in our community.

Trilogy's School-Based Recovery Navigator Christine Williams shared her experience of overdose, addiction, and recovery at the event.

Thank you to for capturing all of these beautiful moments at the event!

📣Introducing Trilogy Staff with Employee Spotlight📣

David Zequeira is a Recovery Coach at Trilogy Recovery Community. David is a HCA Certified Peer Counselor (CPC). He uses his lived experiences with addiction and recovery to provide peer support services to individuals on their paths to recovery. David also is a a certified SMART Recovery Facilitator and facilitates Trilogy's SMART Recovery meetings twice a week.

“Working at Trilogy recovery community has been a blessing for me in many ways. As a person in recovery myself being able to give back to the community in different areas at Trilogy through one on one with peers and being with members in groups. My greatest joy working at TRC is seeing the transformation individuals go through as they take control of their lives. I believe in hope and TRC shares that HOPE with everyone who walks through that door. I have participated in services before working at TRC and now have the privilege to work side by side with these wonderful people”

📣Trilogy is hiring!📣

Trilogy is looking to hire a part-time or a full-time mental health counselor. The official position is a Family Services Navigator.

"Family Services Navigator (FSN) Serves the Mission of TRC as 1. The point of first contact to community partners seeking to access TRC mental health recovery services for children, teens, families, and adults; 2. Is a lead provider of recovery services to children, adolescents, and adults seeking Recovery from emotional pain and/or
trauma; 3. Oversee and assess the need for and implementation of Family Wellness Services for families at risk."

"Key Responsibilities:
● Provide initial consultations and individual child, adolescent, partner, and family intakes and
assessment for recovery support services
● Provide individual child, adolescent, adult and/or family recovery support services as determined by
intake assessment and the service plan
● Provide Teen Intervene services as determined by referral requests and assessment
● Provide FAST CBT interventions to children and adolescents and their families
● Provide CBT-informed recovery support services
● Meet weekly/as needed/scheduled with individuals based upon intake assessment and services plan
● Provide group services for families, adults, and teens.
● Actively collaborate with all staff members providing services on behalf of TRC
● Attend weekly supervision meetings in a prepared manner
● Collect and report meeting data in a confidential way
● Provide task supervision to interns, trainees and assigned staff as needed
● Develop training protocols for staff in collaboration with Leadership
● Collaborate in the training and development of new trainees and interns
● An ability to work with others unlike yourself

A minimum requirement of an MSW or related degree
Wage depends on experience, starting at $28-30 per hour

If interested in this position please submit a resume and cover letter to [email protected].

If you have further questions regarding the position, feel free to contact our Program Director Oliver-Birchwood Glover at 509-876-4525

💜August is Overdose Awareness Month💜

Join us TODAY, Wednesday August 28th, 5:30PM, at Washington Park to honor survivors and those lost to overdose at the Annual Overdose Awareness Day event hosted by Hope Street.

Trilogy will be at this event along with many other local organizations and agencies demonstrating our commitment to reducing stigma and spreading critical awareness concerning overdose in our community.

At this event there will be resource booths, guest speakers, free dinner, a remembrance wall, and raffle prizes.

So come show support to our community TODAY, Wednesday, August 28th, at 5:30PM, because TOGETHER WE CAN!

Join Us for Trilogy's Annual Run for Recovery and Fun Fest!
Celebrate Recovery Month with Us!

September is Recovery Month, and what better way to celebrate than by joining Trilogy for our annual Run for Recovery and Fun Fest! This exciting event is dedicated to celebrating recovery from substance misuse and bringing our community together for a day of fun, fitness, and support.

September 14th, 2024
Pioneer Park
Fun Fest: 9 AM - 1 PM
Race Check-in: 9:20 - 10 AM
Toddler Jog: 9:40 AM
Race Start Time: 10 AM
1k and 5k Routes: Choose the distance that suits you best!

Registration Fee Includes a stylish event T-shirt (Sign up early to ensure you get your size!)

Festivities:
Raffle Prizes: Fantastic gifts from our local community sponsors
Toddler Jog: Bring your little ones to participate in their very own race, complete with prizes!
Activities: Enjoy yoga and after-race stretching, informative recovery-support activities, snacks, and beverages.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to support recovery and have a great time with family and friends. Sign up now and be a part of something truly special supporting Trilogy and our Community!

Link to tickets:
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/5479ba23-0e96-426f-9ad6-827bd13331d6?fbclid=IwY2xjawEjcrBleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHc69y9J0BUJKvv7zM-jJIjrabOyNDBLGL8QYInrROKOBgRyOXaBXgEupyQ_aem_gTt8MBZ_2Cno6I7NHF26vQ

Trilogy's Family & Friends Support Group meets today (Monday) at 5PM weekly!

If you are a family member, friend, or loved one of someone who is affected by substance use and are looking for additional support, we would love to see you at our Friends & Family Group!

This group is open to the public, and free to attend, no commitment necessary!

If you are looking for individual support or have questions regarding Trilogy's services, please call 509-876-4525

This week is —a time to remember, acknowledge and bring awareness to lives lost to overdose. We have more possibilities than ever before to prevent, treat, and promote recovery from opioid use disorder

💜 Together we can and save lives

📣Introducing Trilogy Staff with Employee Spotlight!📣

Jennyffer Landaverde, MSW, LSWAIC has served as the Family Services Navigator at Trilogy for the past three years. Jennyffer provided mental health counseling services to children, youth, adults, and their families on their path to recovery. Jennyffer used evidence-based practices to help peers navigate life's challenges and achieve emotional well-being.

Trilogy has been immensely lucky to have Jennyffer on our team serving our community. Jennyffer will now be embarking on a new adventure as an Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Therapist in the Seattle area. While we are sad to see Jennyffer go, we are looking forward to seeing what the future holds for her and the impact she will make in Seattle! A genuine thank you and goodbye from Trilogy, we will miss you Jennyffer!

💜August is Overdose Awareness Month💜

Join us on Wednesday August 28th at Washington Park to honor survivors and those lost to overdose at the Annual Overdose Awareness Day event hosted by Hope Street.

Trilogy will be at this event along with many other local organizations and agencies demonstrating our commitment to reducing stigma and spreading critical awareness concerning overdose in our community.

At this event there will be resource booths, guest speakers, free dinner, a remembrance wall, and raffle prizes.

So come show support to our community on Wednesday, August 28th, at 5:30PM, because TOGETHER WE CAN!

Today is National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day—a day to remember lives lost to fentanyl overdose and acknowledge the growing role illegally made fentanyl plays in the overdose crisis, while raising awareness on overdose prevention: cdc.gov/stopoverdose/fentanyl