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September is National Recovery Month!
The 2021 National Recovery Month theme,
“Recovery is for Everyone:
Every Person, Every Family, Every Community”
National Recovery Month (Recovery Month) is a national observance held every September to promote and support new evidence-based treatment and recovery practices, the emergence of a strong and proud recovery community, and the dedication of service providers and community members across the nation who make recovery in all its forms possible.
In 2020, the federal government turned the reigns over to the recovery community for the sponsorship and management of the Recovery Month observance. Faces & Voices of Recovery, a long-standing Recovery Month Planning Partner and active member of this community, is now hosting the Recovery Month website, managing the social media outreach, developing and dissemination of the promotional materials as well as the central location for all Recovery Month events.
RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE!
Recovery resources at your fingertips
Recovery Month Website: National Recovery Month
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Check Out Mental Health America's Webinar Series:
The Rise of Alcohol Use During Covid-19: An Epidemic In Plain Sight
Back to “Normal” – or Not: How to Help Your Family Through COVID-19 Transitions
Download Valuable .PDF Resources Below Select the Image:
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Guide: Helping a Loved One
If you suspect your loved one is experiencing a mental or substance use disorder, you can play a central role in getting them the help they need.
Guide: Starting the Conversation
When a loved one is experiencing a mental or substance use disorder, it is important to know how to support them and what to say.
The Family Drama video encourage families to talk directly with their loved ones about concerns over substance use.
The Can We Talk? video shows how you can start a conversation about mental illness with your loved one with these three simple words: “Can we talk?”
Download & Use The Prevent Medicine Abuse Toolkit (CADCA)
About the Toolkit
“Prescription drug abuse is an epidemic that requires more than one strategy or tactic. It’s going to take a comprehensive approach that employs multiple strategies to create population-level reductions to this problem,” notes General Arthur Dean, the Chairman and CEO of CADCA.
CADCA’s Online PreventMedAbuse Toolkit contains facts, strategies and tools to prevent and reduce teen Rx and over-the-counter (OTC) medicine abuse in your community. This toolkit is based on CADCA’s Seven Strategies for Effective Community Change. Incorporating these strategies will help you formulate, modify and implement your prevention and intervention strategies. Additional resources are available thru our partner, Consumer Healthcare Products Association and their Stop Medicine Abuse website.
How to Use the Toolkit Visit Here To Download The Kit (.pdf)
Resources are simple clicks away.
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Prevention Strategies: See the Seven Strategies for Effective Community Change in action.
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Facts & Tools: Review the latest facts on this drug abuse challenge. Discover how to conduct an Rx abuse community assessment. Check out the Sample Logic Model. See how this information gets translated into Sample Intervention Maps.
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Other Resources: Learn about information and tools that can make your programs and interventions successful, including share tools that you can place on your website, Facebook or e-mail signature blocks.
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Success Stories: View Rx prevention at work. Check out the video presentations from CADCA coalitions nationwide that are experiencing Rx medication prevention success.
SOURCE: Prevent Medicine Abuse.org
Amazing Grace Recovery Program
Empowers people of all walks of life to establish life-long supportive relationships that help participants live successfully in their personal recovery journey.
A Tailored Wrap-around Recovery Support Solution
The Amazing Grace Recovery Program (AGRP) is designed to provide a network of support for people in recovery as well as those who are searching for a path toward recovery for themselves of for a loved one. AGRP connects people in recovery to resources with the community.
Find The Support You Need @ Amazing Grace Recovery
Through our partnership with Madison Christian Counseling Center we offer services for any addiction related or spiritual issues. Our program offers long-term, continuing care for clients and their families. We also partner with Begin Anew,
a co-ed career service and men's and women's GED programs for education and work related support.
We offer: One to One Counseling in the areas of parenting & family development, personal financial management and employment skills!
Join us For:
SMALL GROUP MEETINGS
Held every Wednesday Evening
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
and
every Sunday Morning 9:10 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.
Need individual support?
Schedule an individual One to One Session
By Appointment Only
Amazing Grace Recovery Group