Vets Recover, Mobile, AL Videos
Videos by Vets Recover in Mobile. Our mission is to remove barriers to care, deliver quality integrated health care, and build a better community through recovery and connection. Our programs serve the unique needs of Service Members, Veterans, First Responders, and their families.
We are so grateful to the local Home Depot team that provided expert volunteers and supplies for the construction of a 1000-foot privacy fence at our new Detox & Residential Treatment Facility! Thank you for helping us ensure care for our area veterans, first responders, and their families along the Gulf Coast. #VetsRecover #TheHomeDepot #TransformingtheCultureofCare
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We are so grateful to the local Home Depot team that provided expert volunteers and supplies for the construction of a 1000-foot privacy fence at our new Detox & Residential Treatment Facility! Thank you for helping us ensure care for our area veterans, first responders, and their families along the Gulf Coast. #VetsRecover #TheHomeDepot #TransformingtheCultureofCare
“What does Veterans Day mean to you?” Hear from our very own Larry Knight, Chief Administrative Officer at Vets Recover. Stay tuned for more stories in this series 🇺🇸
Vets Recover is saving lives and bringing joy back to families throughout our community. The programs we have to support our mission depend on people like you! Please consider making a contribution to help us continue to remove barriers to healthcare. We service veterans, first responders, and their families.
Our talented and compassionate team consists of licensed clinical professionals, Veteran peers, and Veteran and non-veteran volunteers. Meet Dr. Joe Currier, the Vets Recover Clinical Director and Psychologist.
We hope to see you Thursday morning, 8:00AM, for our monthly community cleanup. Sign up today: https://fb.me/e/3phOyREVv
Ask the Expert
"Ask The Expert"
Dr. Joe Currier, a member of our Clinical team at Vets Recover, talks to us about post traumatic stress indicators and steps toward recovery for PTSD Awareness Month.
Recovery requires that we address our trauma. We recognize the courage and strength of those living with PTSD. If you or someone you know may be in need of our services, please reach out to us by phone at 251-405-3677 or visit our website, www.vetsrecover.org.
#PTSDawarenessmonth #healing #awareness #recovery #veterans #treatment #firstresponder #ccbhc #veteransinrecoverysupport
Alcohol Awareness Month
This April, let's all make an effort to raise awareness about the dangers of alcohol and the importance of seeking help when needed. Our CCBHC clinic is here to support those struggling with alcohol use disorder, as well as their families and loved ones. If you need help, call us at 251-405-3677 to speak with someone today.
#AlcoholAwarenessMonth #mentalhealth #CCBHC #healing #awareness #recovery #veterans #firstresponder
Retreat
Thankful to have had a chance to collaborate, encourage, and meet as one while working to build a stronger team environment. Our team members and peer support specialists are the heart and soul of our organization. ❤
#healing #ccbhc #awareness #recovery #veterans #treatment #firstresponder #veteransinrecoverynetwork #veteransinrecoverysupport #helpline
Great Community Advisory Council Meeting Tonight! Challenging questions, awesome discussion, and Dr Jeremy Fletcher even got to use the white board!
Captains Video for Reelin' It In For Veterans Fishing Tournament. Good luck to all of our anglers tomorrow morning, be safe and have a great time. Also thank you to all of our sponsors, with out you this event would not be possible! Andy Citrin Injury Attorneys Lagniappe Renasant Chickasaw Container Bama Pest Control, Inc. ELM (Employee Liability Management) Wilkins Miller LLC Project GRIP, Gun-Related Injury Prevention - University of South Alabama Drug Education Council, Inc Ditch Witch of Alabama Spectra Contract Flooring Serda's Coffee Co. Mobile Calagaz Photo & Digital Imaging
Know a Veteran? A First Responder? Pass the word!
#VetsRecover #VRRWay #YourServiceYourResources
Did you know we have a clinician at #VeteransRecoveryResources who helps take your life experiences, combines that
with an assessment and generates a plan designed to help you and your family achieve success?
Whether you currently wear the uniform or wore it 50 years ago, the we are here for you!
Our Lori Renner explains how she offers individual, group and family therapy and so much more!
Vets helping Vets, it just doesn’t get better than that!
Meet Mernyll! He is a proud Veteran, providing peer to peer support for those who wore the uniform, our first responders and their families too!
While the pandemic has presented challenges, we at #VetsRecover continue to adapt and overcome.
If you can’t make it to us, we have technology to continue to serve you, as proudly as you’ve served our country!
Contact us and learn more about the #VRRWay!
Are you active duty or a veteran?We’re here for you!
Meet Chaplain LLoyd Michael Austin. He is a proud peer support specialist at Veterans Recovery Resources. He is ready to assist you and your family. Whether it’s grief counseling, marriage counseling, family counseling, he is here for you.
He wore the uniform. His wife wore the uniform. He understands what you have been through and he and the #VRR team are just a phone call away.
Call 24/7. We are here for you.
(251) 405-3677 or 1-866-648-7334
The #VRRWay benefits our Veterans and their families. Dr. Jeremy Fletcher explains how and the resources available for those who proudly served and those in uniform too. #VetsRecover We are in Mobile and just a phone call away: 1 (866) 648-7334.
Thanks to Chris Gibson and everyone who came out to "Run the Roses" in support our local #Veterans at the Azalea Manor! An amazing time was had by all!