Stephanie Moreno, LLP, LLPC

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Practicing gratitude is what helps me shift my mindset! 💭

Have a peaceful day! ✌🏻

Boundaries are so important!

Love this ❄️🩶

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Be kind! 🥰

So far, so good! 🖤

There is help available!

Spread the love and joy of the season by showing your support for those on their recovery journey. No one in recovery should feel alone—especially during the holiday season. Visit samhsa.gov/find-help for support and resources.

You will NEVER make a decision that pleases everyone. That’s life.

The only thing you should be prioritizing when making a decision is YOUR HAPPINESS 💥

Drop a 🔥 if you needed to hear this today.

Let's destigmatize men's behavioral health. Toxic masculinity can be so detrimental to everyone.

I absolutely love this! How adorable? 🖤

Be someone's safe space! 🖤

People are always worth it!

Meeting people where they are in the context of harm reduction is vital for several reasons. First, it allows for an individualized approach, recognizing the diverse factors influencing substance use, such as socioeconomic status, mental health, and cultural background. This tailored approach increases the likelihood of success in interventions. Second, meeting people where they are helps reduce stigma and judgment associated with substance use. By fostering a non-judgmental and supportive environment, this approach encourages open communication, collaboration, and the building of trust between healthcare providers and individuals seeking assistance.

Additionally, meeting people where they are improves accessibility to public health initiatives and harm reduction strategies by considering geographic, cultural, and socioeconomic factors. This ensures that our services are delivered in locations that are convenient and comfortable for those in need, enhancing engagement and participation.

Overall, this approach promotes self-efficacy, as individuals are empowered to actively participate in their health and well-being, and it can help address or refer individuals to immediate needs beyond substance use, such as housing or mental health support, laying the foundation for more effective, holistic interventions.

We'll be down on Hoyt tomorrow from 4pm-6pm in order to serve you Muskegon folks!

For more information about the services Red Project offers please call or visit:

616.456.9063 | redproject.org

Please! Families need families! 🖤

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Practice self love and self care frequently! 🖤

Many can experience emotional distress after experiencing a traumatic event.

🖤 If you or someone you know is struggling with , help is available: samhsa.gov/mental-health/post-traumatic-stress-disorder

Let's end the stigma! 🏵️🌹🌼

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This is what keeps me going! I love to help people! I feel so honored! 🖤

🖤 Love each other! 🖤

Hey fellas! 👋

Listen here, Anxiety! 😎