Passages to Recovery

Passages to Recovery | Take Your First Step with Our Recovery-Based Services

07/19/2024

Unhealthy social media use can have a negative impact on your recovery journey. Scheduling check-ins, setting timers, and turning off notifications can help keep your mood and productivity in check. Follow positive influences, avoid triggers, and remember that everyone’s online life is filtered. Sometimes, a digital detox can help maintain balance. Prioritize real-life experiences and know when to seek help for a healthy recovery journey.
https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/tips-for-healthy-social-media-use-in-recovery/

07/10/2024

Struggling with a substance use disorder can feel isolating. Many avoid help due to lack of insurance, access, or support, and fear of withdrawal. While 12-step programs are effective for some, alternatives like Women for Sobriety, SMART Recovery, and LifeRing offer different approaches tailored to individual needs. Embracing these options can provide the support necessary for a successful recovery journey.

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/navigating-addiction-recovery-without-the-12-steps/

07/02/2024

Relapse does not define you. It can happen due to stress, negative influences, or old thought patterns. Recognize the warning signs like changes in attitude and behavior, and increased stress. Celebrating sobriety milestones, finding the right therapy, and building strong communal ties can help prevent relapse. Remember, relapse is not a failure; it's a step in the process. 🌈

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/relapse-can-happen-in-any-season/

06/28/2024

Millvale Chief of Police Timothy R Komoroski Sr. highlights LEAD's innovative approach, providing officers with a crucial third option for individuals in need. LEAD offers tailored support instead of just incarceration or psychiatric treatment, making it an easy and effective choice for officers. Learn how LEAD is revolutionizing community policing.

06/26/2024

Are you caught in the cycle of enabling a loved one's substance use disorder? Discover the signs of enabling behavior, its impact on both you and your loved one, and how to break free from the cycle to support genuine recovery. Together, let's empower healthier paths toward long-term sobriety. Click the link below to learn more!

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/what-does-it-mean-to-enable/

06/24/2024

Meet our latest employee spotlight Gerald Jordan! Learn more about Gerald in our spotlight.

06/21/2024

Withdrawing from substance use can be daunting, but understanding its physical and psychological aspects is key. From nausea to anxiety, withdrawal symptoms vary widely and affect everyone differently. Know you're not alone and there's always support available.

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/overcoming-the-fear-of-withdrawal/

06/19/2024

Passages to Recovery offers a myriad of services to help those in need in Allegheny County, including our Peer & Family Support Program! Our Certified Recovery Specialists can help you achieve the recovery goals that are important to you, from becoming stronger and more capable to understanding and healing your family relationships. 💜

06/13/2024

Addiction touches not just individuals, but families and communities as well. Social support, particularly from family members, offers crucial kindness and tangible assistance, helping individuals rebuild relationships, regain trust, and prioritize their sobriety. Visit the link below to learn more!

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/why-addiction-recovery-for-families-is-so-important/

06/12/2024

Unraveling the ties between grief, loss, and addiction sheds light on the complexity of substance use disorders. Explore how unaddressed grief can act as a catalyst, and find solace in healthy coping strategies to navigate through these intricate emotions. Click the link below to learn more!

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/how-unacknowledged-grief-and-loss-can-lead-to-addiction/

06/05/2024

The crucial first step towards guiding loved ones struggling with substance use disorders to recovery is planning an intervention. Learn about the essential elements of successful interventions and the pivotal role they play in facilitating lasting change. Click the link below to learn more!

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/the-structure-of-intervention-and-why-it-works/

06/03/2024

Struggling with your recovery journey? Celebrating sobriety milestones and setting achievable goals can keep you motivated. From your first day sober to reaching significant milestones, each step forward deserves recognition. Progress is key, not perfection. Visit the link below to learn more!

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/staying-motivated-in-recovery/

05/31/2024

At Passages to Recovery, we believe in the power of sharing experiences. Our Certified Recovery Specialists have personal lived experience of chemical dependency and recovery, and have an insider’s perspective and are trained to provide guidance, meaningful support, and assistance to people at any stage of recovery. Visit our website in our link below to learn about our Peer & Family Support Program for you or any loved ones in recovery. 🌱

https://www.passagestorecovery.org/copy-of-outpatient-1

05/30/2024

Struggling with depression and substance abuse is challenging, especially for the 6% of American women dealing with both. Substance abuse can exacerbate depression symptoms, creating a complex cycle. Seeking help, whether through medication, therapy, or support networks, is essential for recovery. Click the link below to learn more!

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/leading-signs-of-depression-in-women/

05/28/2024

What happens when an officer chooses to enter someone into the LEAD system? It’s quite simple. With a simple QR code, officers can enter individuals into the program. Just input basic details and any relevant information, and our caseworkers take it from there. Making a different in a simple, efficient way.

05/24/2024

Is there such thing as a 'safe' amount of alcohol? According to the World Health Organization, no. Despite cultural perceptions, even moderate drinking poses risks to your health. Learn more about the dangers associated with alcohol consumption and how factors like age, gender, and genetics can play a role.Click the link below to learn more!

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/is-there-really-no-safe-level-of-alcohol-consumption/

05/22/2024

Meet our latest employee spotlight Cherrell Russell! Learn more about Cherrell in our spotlight.

05/20/2024

Recovery is not a linear path. In fact, it will have many ups and downs, but staying the course is key!🌱

05/17/2024

Considering the LEAD program? It's entirely voluntary, giving you the power to choose your path. If you decide not to join now, we'll send you a brochure for future reference. Your referral will stay active, ready for when you're ready.

05/14/2024

Curious about what happens after a referral to the LEAD program? Once referred, a case manager reaches out to discuss your interest in joining. If you accept, you'll come in, fill out paperwork, and discuss your goals. From there, your case manager acts as your guide, helping you navigate toward your goals every step of the way.

05/08/2024

Exploring the link between emotionally immature parenting and addiction sheds light on how childhood experiences shape coping mechanisms. Children of emotionally immature parents may develop insecure attachment styles, impacting their ability to form healthy relationships and cope with life's challenges. Understanding these dynamics is essential for breaking cycles of addiction and fostering emotional growth. Click the link below to learn more!

https://waypointrecoverycenter.com/blog/emotionally-immature-parenting-and-addiction/

05/08/2024

Recovery can be a challenging journey without help for any individual. Adding in these self-care actions can help alleviate the stress along the way!

05/06/2024

Discover how the LEAD program benefits both the community and law enforcement. By diverting low-level offenders with behavioral health needs or substance use disorders, officers gain more time to address community needs, while participants receive the support and care they need for long-term success.

04/30/2024

Meet our latest employee spotlight, Nicole Hurley! Learn more about Nicole in our spotlight.

04/29/2024

Law enforcement refers people to the LEAD program by meeting with the individual, understanding what their issues are, and working with them moving forward. This streamlined approach offers a supportive alternative pathway for both law enforcement and those in need. Visit our website www.passagestorecovery.org to learn more!

04/26/2024

The purpose behind LEAD referrals is to offer support and divert individuals from the criminal justice system, focusing instead on addressing behavioral health or substance abuse challenges. Go to our website www.passagestorecovery.org to learn more about how LEAD helps individuals navigate their journey toward recovery.

04/22/2024

Meet our latest employee spotlight, Brian Durant! Learn more about Brian in our spotlight.

Want your organization to be the top-listed Non Profit Organization in Pittsburgh?
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.

Videos (show all)

Millvale Chief of Police Timothy R Komoroski Sr. highlights LEAD's innovative approach, providing officers with a crucia...
How do you refer someone to the LEAD program with a social referral? Millvale Chief of Police Timothy R Komoroski Sr. br...
Not sure if LEAD is the right fit for you at the moment? No problem! We’ll provide you with all the information you need...
Unlock a brighter future with LEAD! 🌟 To join our program, all participants need to complete an intake packet, providing...
What happens when an officer chooses to enter someone into the LEAD system? It’s quite simple. With a simple QR code, of...
Considering the LEAD program? It's entirely voluntary, giving you the power to choose your path. If you decide not to jo...
Curious about what happens after a referral to the LEAD program? Once referred, a case manager reaches out to discuss yo...
Discover how the LEAD program benefits both the community and law enforcement. By diverting low-level offenders with beh...
Law enforcement refers people to the LEAD program by meeting with the individual, understanding what their issues are, a...
The purpose behind LEAD referrals is to offer support and divert individuals from the criminal justice system, focusing ...
Why was I referred to LEAD? Many people often ask this question. Law enforcement often directs individuals to LEAD when ...
Discover how the LEAD program reconnects individuals with behavioral health or substance abuse disorders to their commun...

Telephone

Address

564 Forbes Avenue Suite 930
Pittsburgh, PA
15219

Other Nonprofit Organizations in Pittsburgh (show all)
PUMP PUMP
Pittsburgh

Community for Pittsburgh Ultimate Community for Pittsburgh Ultimate
100 43rd Street
Pittsburgh, 15201

The 501(c)(3) non-profit that supports and organizes ultimate frisbee programming for all ages, genders, and skill levels in the Greater Pittsburgh area

Pittsburgh Glass Center Pittsburgh Glass Center
5472 Penn Avenue
Pittsburgh, 15206

Glass Art. We Teach it. We Create it. We Promote it. We Support those who make it.

Balafon West African Dance Ensemble Balafon West African Dance Ensemble
Pittsburgh

www.balafon.org

Community Empowerment Association Community Empowerment Association
7120 Kelly Street
Pittsburgh, 15208

Community Empowerment Association, Inc. (CEA) founded in 1993 to establish an organized structural ap

Union Project Union Project
801 N Negley Avenue
Pittsburgh, 15206

Union Project uses the arts to bridge gaps between communities.

Riverlife Riverlife
Pittsburgh, 15219

Riverlife envisions a Pittsburgh where thriving world-class riverfronts are essential to the region

Young Preservationists Association Young Preservationists Association
700 River Avenue
Pittsburgh, 15212

YPA encourages the participation of young people in the preservation of historic resources.

Urban Hike Urban Hike
Pittsburgh

Urban Hike offers free, informal walking tours of Pittsburgh area communities about 3 times a year.

Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights
60 Boulevard Of The Allies
Pittsburgh, 15222

Institute for Global Labour and Human Rights. Our mission is to promote and defend internationally recognized worker rights in the global economy. http://www.glhr.org/

Together We Flourish Together We Flourish
Pittsburgh

Sharing news for and about nonprofit orgs.