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On this Memorial Day, we honor and remember those who gave the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten. At Springboard, we are proud to support veterans and provide specialized care to help them overcome mental health challenges. If you or a loved one is a veteran struggling with addiction or mental health issues, we are here to help.

May 9-15th is National Prevention Week, a time to raise awareness about substance abuse prevention and promote positive mental health. Did you know that over 47,000 Americans died from an overdose in 2017?
At Springboard Recovery, we offer residential treatment, outpatient, and online IOP programs to help you overcome addiction and reclaim your life.

Join us in the fight against substance abuse and make prevention a priority.

May 9-15th is National Women's Health Week, a time to prioritize your health and well-being. Did you know that women are twice as likely to experience depression than men?

At Springboard Recovery, we understand the unique challenges that women face and offer specialized care to support their mental health needs. Our programs can help you overcome depression and other mental health issues so you can live your best life.

Recovery is not always easy, but it is worth it. Remember that healing is a journey, and the only way to get through it is by facing your challenges head-on. At Springboard Recovery, we are here to support you every step of the way. Believe in yourself and your ability to overcome addiction. You are capable of achieving a happy, healthy, and fulfilling life in recovery.

Today is National Drug Take-Back Day! Did you know that safely disposing of unused or expired prescription drugs can help prevent drug abuse and addiction? If you have any unused prescription drugs at home, find a local take-back location and drop them off today. Let's work together to keep our communities safe and healthy.

Seeking help for alcohol addiction takes courage and strength. This Alcohol Awareness Month, let's raise awareness about the importance of getting help and support for alcoholism. At [insert name of organization], we offer personalized treatment plans to help you overcome alcohol addiction and build a brighter future.

Recovery is possible! This Alcohol Awareness Month, let's celebrate those who have overcome alcohol addiction and those who are still working towards sobriety. Remember, you are not alone in your journey

It's Alcohol Awareness Month! Did you know that alcoholism is a serious disease that affects millions of people around the world? Join us in spreading awareness and promoting the benefits of treatment and recovery.

By choosing to celebrate St. Patrick's Day sober, you are making a positive choice for your health and wellbeing. You can avoid the negative consequences of alcohol use, such as impaired judgment, risky behavior, and potential addiction, while still enjoying the fun and festive atmosphere of the holiday.

At Springboard Recovery, we support and encourage sober celebrations of all holidays, including St. Patrick's Day. We believe that celebrating in a healthy, positive way is a key part of maintaining long-term sobriety and living a fulfilling, joyful life.

Happy Women’s Day - On this International Women's Day, we celebrate the strength and resilience of all women in recovery. Your determination and courage are an inspiration to us and to the entire recovery community.

Zero Discrimination Day is an important day to recognize and celebrate diversity. It is an opportunity to show support for people from all walks of life and to recognize that everyone deserves to be treated with respect and dignity. It is also a day to make a stand against discrimination in all its forms, and to reaffirm our commitment to building a more inclusive and equitable world.

Let’s use this day to make our voices heard and to be part of the movement for a more equitable future for all

Happy Valentine's Day! Today is a special day to celebrate love and connection, but we know it can also be a challenging time for those in addiction recovery. Remember that true love starts with self-love and self-care. Your recovery is the most important thing, and it takes strength and courage to prioritize it every day. Surround yourself with positive people who support your journey. Don't be hard on yourself, remember that progress, not perfection, is what matters. Take the time to appreciate the little things in life, and remind yourself of how far you've come. Keep going, you've got this!

1 - Connect with your loved ones
2 - Repair relationships that were challenged by substance abuse
3- Love your family, Love your friends, Love yourself

Every day is a fresh start! For those of us in recovery from substance addiction, this quote holds a special significance. Each day is an opportunity to leave the past behind and move forward towards a better future. It's a reminder that no matter how many times we may slip up, we can always start again. Keep pushing and never give up.

Recovery is not a one-time event. It's a journey that requires ongoing effort and commitment. It's about learning how to live a healthy, fulfilling life, free from the negative impact of drugs and alcohol. It's about taking control of your choices and finding new ways to cope with the challenges that life throws your way.

It's about finding hope, strength, and courage to keep moving forward, even when things get tough. Recovery is possible, and with the right support and guidance, you can find the path that's right for you.

We're here to guide and support you every step of the way.

If you're struggling with drug addiction, it's important to seek professional help. This may involve attending individual therapy sessions, participating in a support group, or enrolling in a rehabilitation program. Professional treatment can provide you with the tools and support you need to overcome your addiction and avoid relapse.

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It's time to change the way we talk about New Year's Eve. For too long, the only acceptable way to ring in the new year has been by getting drunk and partying hard. But that's not the only way to celebrate. Sober parties on New Year's Eve can be just as fun, if not more so. Here's why:

1. You'll actually remember the night.
2. You won't have to deal with a hangover the next day.
3. You'll save money on drinks.
4. You can still have a great time dancing and socializing without alcohol.

So let's start talking about New Year's Eve in a different way. It doesn't have to be all about getting trashed - sometimes, the best way to celebrate is by staying sober and enjoying the night for what it is: a chance to start anew.

Christmas time is a special season when we should be focusing on spreading love, not just to others but to ourselves as well. It's a time of year when we should be more aware of our daily actions and how they impact both ourselves and those around us. Make this holiday season count by vowing to be more intentional with your words and deeds!

When it comes to staying sober during the holidays and beyond, you're not alone.

There are many resources and support groups available to help you through this difficult time. Here are some tips for staying sober during the holidays:

-Attend holiday gatherings with a friend or family member who can support you in your sobriety.

- Bring your own non-alcoholic beverages to holiday parties so that you have something to drink.

- Avoid places where there will be drinking, such as bars or clubs.

- If you're feeling tempted to drink, call a friend or sponsor who can talk you through it.

- Remember why you're staying sober and focus on the positive benefits of sobriety.

If you or someone you know is struggling with addiction, there are many resources available to help. Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous, and other support groups can provide information and support for those in recovery.

This Thanksgiving, those in recovery from substance addiction - especially alcohol use disorder (AUD) - only wish for one thing: a sober holiday. The annual Thanksgiving feast is a day that should be set aside every year to celebrate nature's bounty with loved ones, but for many in recovery, it can be a trigger for relapse. We hope that this year, everyone in recovery can find peace and joy in celebrating sobriety.

More than 20% of veterans with PTSD also suffer from an addiction to or a dependence on drugs or alcohol.

Source: https://www.ptsd.va.gov/understand/related/substance_abuse_vet.asp

At SpringBoard, we are committed to helping people on the road to healing. Whatever events have occurred in your life, there is always hope for change. Through therapy, medication, and self-care, you or someone you love can begin to thrive.

SpringBoard Recovery can help with any co-occurring disorders you face as you strive for healthy living.

CONTACT US TODAY (844) 336-3805.

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November 11th is Veteran’s Day

Veterans Day is a special day set aside to show our appreciation for those who have served in the military. We stand united in honor and respect of all that our veterans have done for us and for our country. On this day, we celebrate their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to make sacrifices for the greater good. Thank you, veterans, for your service!

It is our body’s automated response to pressure, commonly known as the “fight or flight” response.

Some of the psychological and emotional signs that you’re stressed out include:

Depression or anxiety.

Anger, irritability, or restlessness.

Feeling overwhelmed, unmotivated, or unfocused.

Trouble sleeping or sleeping too much.

Racing thoughts or constant worry.

Problems with your memory or concentration.

Making bad decisions.”

There are hundreds of things you can do to reduce stress. Some of the most effective stress-busters are regular exercise and laughter.

The mission of the Red Ribbon Campaign® is to present a unified and visible commitment towards the creation of a drug-free America. We proudly support the campaign’s mission to unite citizens across the country to come together to keep children, families and communities safe, healthy and drug-free!

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Congratulations Avery's House!

Our facility voluntarily underwent a thorough evaluation by The Joint Commission. The goal of the evaluation? To see if our facility meets the Joint Commission’s rigorous performance standards in delivering quality, safe care. By meeting these standards, our facility received The Gold Seal of Approval® – an internationally recognized symbol of quality.

Let’s celebrate International Recovery Day all around the world.

It’s time to be aware of the value of addiction recovery.

If you are struggling with a drug or alcohol problem, you are not alone!


Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you.

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It’s National Sober Day and we want to help you .



Here are 3 Tips to help you push through alcohol cravings.

Tip 1: Do something else.

Cravings are around 7 minutes. So perfect time to distract yourself with journaling, exercise, drink some hot tea/water, color, and or read.

Tip 2: Remember your why.

Remember why you are choosing a life without alcohol. Rember where alcohol leads you and where you never want to go back too!

Tip 3: Find support.

When the alcohol craving hits, reaching out for support is a beautiful thing. The opposite of addiction is connection.

Get help for your drug addiction problem today – Recovery is Possible!

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September 10th is World Su***de Prevention Day.

Su***de can affect every one of us. Each and every su***de is devastating and has a profound impact on those around them. However, by raising awareness, reducing the stigma around su***de and encouraging well informed action, we can reduce instances of su***de around the world.

We are here to help!

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Recovery is for every Person. Every Family. Every Community

It’s Recovery Month, and at Springboard Recovery, we are very proud to be part of the recovery process of so many people.

If you are struggling with a drug problem, you are not alone! It’s never too late to start recovery.

Getting and staying sober is very challenging, but it's completely attainable with the right support network and tools.


We are here to help!

CALL US (844) 336-3805