Recovery Resource Council
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Our Mission: To promote wellness and recovery from disorders relating to alcohol, substance use, trauma, and mental health.
We work with people seeking behavioral health services, including drug and alcohol abuse and mental health services. Our goal is to help individuals find the best treatment plan for their situation whether that is counseling, inpatient treatment or our outpatient services. We also provide prevention education to local schools and youth centers to teach kids to make healthy life decisions. If you
Memories from our Sunday Funday at Burgerβs Lake. π Thanks to our RSS community for making it a special summer time! ποΈ
π± No matter where youβve been or what youβve done, itβs important to remember thereβs always a path forward. Itβs okay to start again. β»οΈ
If you want a fresh start and need some help, visit TurnToSupportsTX.org. π
Swipe to see the smiles and how Camp L4 transforms lives! β¨ Our 4-day program provides essential life skills for at-risk youth from Dallas and Tarrant counties. β€οΈ Through fun activities and a supportive environment, we help our campers build resilience and positive experiences. π
Start your morning with inspiration and impact at the 21st Annual Power of Prevention! β Hear from Keynote Speaker Robin Bradshaw Bagwell and support Recovery Resource Council's mission of transforming lives. πΏ
Get tickets and explore sponsorships today!
π recoverycouncil.org/pop2024
Mental health and substance use issues can make us feel isolated. If youβre feeling lonely, take one of these steps to remind yourself youβre not alone. π
If you need additional support, visit TurnToSupportsTX.org.
π Happy Fourth of July! Our campuses are closed in observance of Independence Day. Have a safe and enjoyable holiday! π
β¨ Ready to make a difference? β¨ Join us for the 21st Annual Power of Prevention Breakfast at Howell and Dragon on Sept 5th! Hear from the incredible Robin Bradshaw Bagwell and support RRC's life-changing work.
Together, we can transform lives in North Texas. π Secure your spot today! ποΈ
π For tickets & sponsorships visit: recoverycouncil.org/pop2024
Whether youβre a parent seeking resources, a community member advocating for safer neighborhoods, or a healthcare professional focused on bettering your community, our is here for you!
For over 15 years, our PRC 3 has supported 19 North Texas counties with essential resources, data, and training. Our Regional Needs Assessment offers valuable insight on the impact of substance use, helping communities develop evidence-based strategies.
Join us in promoting a safer, healthier environment today. Learn more at www.prc3.org. π
π This summer, we are proud to shine a spotlight on Dr. Juana E. Garcia, a dedicated counselor and integral part of our team for the past seven years. With a PhD in Marriage and Family Therapy and a wealth of experience in trauma-focused treatments, Dr. Garica plays an important role in our Enduring Families program, which provides free psychotherapy for veterans and their families as well as play therapy for children 4 and older.
Fluent in both English and Spanish, she brings a compassionate, holistic approach to therapy, using techniques such as Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and prolonged exposure therapy to help veterans and their families navigate the complex challenges they face.
Supporting veterans in adjusting to civilian life is crucial, especially in Texas, which has the largest veteran population in the U.S. Despite this, a majority of veterans identify clinical counseling services as one of their top unmet needs in North Texas. To bridge this gap, mental health professionals, like Dr. Garcia, are essential in providing specialized care and timely access to a comprehensive array of treatment options.
βDr. Garcia not only meets each clientβs individual needs for success, but she also provides consultations to our team members where she shares her experience, education, and extensive professional knowledge.β says April Eastman, Director of Enduring Families.
Dr. Garcia emphasizes creating a safe and supportive space where veterans can repair old wounds and develop new, healthy relational patterns. βMy professional identity at RRC and the meaningfulness of being a trauma-informed therapist has to do with the craft of building and enriching relationships,β says Dr. Garcia.
Her commitment and ability to foster meaningful connections significantly enhances the impact of our Enduring Families program, continually contributing to the well-being of the veterans and families we serve. Thank you, Dr. Garcia! π
Stay safe this summer! βοΈ Be sure to locate your nearest cooling center to beat the heat. βοΈ Fort Worth has several locations to stay cool. Visit the link below to learn more and check out options in your city/county.
π www.fortworthtexas.gov/news/2024/6/heat-heroes
You donβt need to be perfect to help your friends. You just need to be there for them. π€ If one of your friends is struggling with substance use and youβre unsure how to help, find support through the Check-In tool at TurnToSupportsTX.org. π
This year, we are honored to feature Robin Bagwell as the Keynote Speaker for our Power of Prevention event! β¨ A steadfast advocate for RRC and the recovery community, Robin will share her personal journey and ongoing commitment to sobriety through her support of nonprofit organizations.
Plus, join us in welcoming our Honorary Chair, Lauren Gillette, a passionate advocate for substance use recovery for women. Along with her personal journey of sobriety, Laurenβs charitable efforts across DFW have positively impacted numerous nonprofits and countless lives.
Learn more about the event, buy tickets, and become a sponsor below! ποΈ
21st Annual Power of Prevention Breakfast Fundraiser
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Thursday, September 5, 2024
β Breakfast Program: 8-9am
π Howell & Dragon
π recoverycouncil.org/pop2024
π£ Check out our Summer Newsletter! Learn more about RRC's key partnerships, Prevention Resource Center, staff spotlight, and 21st Annual Power of Prevention event. Dive in and share your thoughts! π°
π Read and subscribe here: recoverycouncil.org/newsletter
Today, we recognize , the "Grandmother of Juneteenth," whose journey began right here in Fort Worth. As a local nonprofit, weβre incredibly proud of her legacy and continued fight for equality. βπΏ Together, letβs honor the past and work toward a brighter future. β
Did you know? π‘ Every day, countless North Texans struggle with the effects of trauma, mental health challenges, and substance use. As a result of RRC's work in fiscal year 2023, over 65,000 youth and adults benefitted from the free services, treatment, and education we provide.
One easy way to join us in this crucial mission is by becoming a Friend of the Council! π€ As a member of our community of supporters, you have the opportunity to contribute on a monthly or annual basis, while enjoying perks along the way.
Ready to make a difference? Learn more by clicking the link below or dropping us a message. π recoverycouncil.org/friends-of-the-council
π First week of summer fun at ! Shout-out to Mr. Joel from The Artist Outreach for spending time teaching and playing music with our campers. πΆ
Camp L4 (Live, Learn, Laugh, Love) is a transformative 4-day program held 4 times a year for at-risk youth in our community. It builds resilience, provides essential life skills, and creates positive experiences for children. πͺ
June is . π‘ Our Enduring Families program offers free mental health counseling for veterans and their family members, plus play therapy for children 4 and older. π¨
Our program focuses on the unique needs of veterans and their families, helping them cope with PTSD, depression, and anxiety to teaching effective decision-making, parenting, and communication skills. a community that can help you.
Learn more:
β‘ RecoveryCouncil.org/enduring-families
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Where would we be without dedicated community partners like Survivors Motorcycle Club? π Thank you for raising $6,912 to support RRC's mission!
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At RRC, we are committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and equitable environment where everyone feels respected and valued. π€ We believe in providing equal opportunities for employment, volunteering, and advancement in all areas of our work.
We respect the diverse life experiences of individuals we serve, ensuring all clients receive fair and equal treatment regardless of their background. βοΈ
This June, we stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community and reaffirm our commitment to nondiscrimination and equal treatment for all. π³οΈβπ
πΈ Enjoy the snapshots from our 36th Annual Clifton Morris & Jim Bradshaw Memorial Luncheon. Thanks again for everyone's support in making it a memorable and impactful event. π
Photo Credit: Thomas Garza Photography
π Congratulations to James Tapscott for winning the Fort Worth TAAP Peer Support of the Year award! π
James is an outstanding Recovery Support and Mental Health Peer Specialist, Supervisor, and Trainer at the Council. Known across Fort Worth for his dedication to substance use recovery and exceptional work with clients and families, we couldn't be prouder! π
π¨ Another FREE TRAINING coming your way. Join us for this session on public health and safety for saving lives. π‘οΈ Learn more and register at the link below.
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June 18, 2024
π£ 8:30am - 4:30pm
π Nancy Watten Technology & Event Center, Irving, TX
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π¬ You donβt need to be an expert to have an open, authentic conversation with your loved one about mental health or substance use.
β‘ Follow these tips to start a conversation or find additional help by using the "Check In" tool at TurnToSupportsTX.org.
As we honor our fallen heroes this , we also reaffirm our commitment to supporting the mental health of veterans and their loved ones. π Each week, our Enduring Families program continues to serve up to 150 veterans, their spouses, caregivers, and children, providing the care and community they deserve, today and always.
When youth are going through tough times, your support as a trusted adult can make all the difference. π Follow these tips to help encourage them to trust you with their struggles.
π Find other helpful resources at TurnToSupportsTX.org.
π Free training next Friday! Don't miss this opportunity to support youth facing mental health and substance use challenges with a 5-step action plan. Learn more and register at the link below. π
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May 31, 2024
π£ 9am - 4:30pm
π RRC West Campus - 2700 Airport Fwy, Fort Worth, TX 76111
π www.eventbrite.com/e/youth-mental-health-first-aid-tickets-910182830347
π£ Shout-out to Tarrant County's Mental Health Connection for spotlighting RRC this month. π‘ Together, we're amplifying awareness of the vital resources our brings to the community.
To learn more, visit mentalhealthconnection.org. π
π To recognize when someone may have a substance use issue, you need to understand the signs. We all can do our part to prevent substance use. πͺ
π Educate yourself and reach out to those in need. Find resources at TurnToSupportsTX.org. π
RRC goes global! π We had the pleasure of hosting journalism students from the Netherlands who interview our Overdose Response Team and partners at Dallas Fire-Rescue.
It's inspiring to see international interest in our efforts to combat substance use and save lives. π
Donβt let your worst moments define you. βοΈ RRC is here to help you navigate life's storms. β
Reach out today, or our partners at TurnToSupportsTX.org for more resources.
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We work with people seeking of behavioral health services, including drug and alcohol abuse and mental health services. Our goal is to help individuals find the best treatment plan for their situation whether that is counseling, inpatient treatment or our outpatient services. We also provide prevention education to local schools and youth centers to teach kids to make healthy life decisions. If you are ever in need of our services or have more questions about how to get help, our Information and Referral hotline is answered 24/7.
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