Healing Transitions

In her powerful story, Alicia reflects on the pain of loss and trauma, and how those experiences ultimately led her to a place of transformation and recovery. For Alicia, giving back has become a crucial part of her journey. Click here to read her full story: https://lnkd.in/ePupc2rW #NationalWomensHistoryMonth #HealingTransitions #Recovery #LongTermRecovery

Join us for the second annual Family Strong Walk at Lake Johnson on April 27, 2025, from 10:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M. Walk with family and friends as we celebrate recovery and show support for the Family Support Group at Healing Transitions. We’re excited to continue this tradition with our peers and families! Click here for other important details and to RSVP: https://lnkd.in/e7S4btkM #HealingTransitions #FamilyStrong #Recovery

Today is the beginning of National Women’s History Month! We are incredibly grateful for the women on our staff at both campuses who make our life-saving work possible. Kaysie Preston, Care Coordinator at our women’s campus, plays a vital role in connecting women recovering from substance use disorders with outside providers and specialists. She ensures that they receive the care they need while in our recovery program. Thank you, Kaysie, for all the dedication and compassion you bring to the women at Healing Transitions. #HealingTransitions #Recovery #LongTermRecovery #NationalWomensHistoryMonth

Join us tonight for our 156th Men's Transition Ceremony! Here are the essential details: Location: Men's Campus, 1251 Goode Street, Raleigh, NC 27603 Food and fellowship: Starting at 5:00 PM Ceremony begins: 6:00 PM Come celebrate the remarkable achievements of our program graduates and witness their inspiring recovery journeys firsthand. Don't forget to RSVP: https://lnkd.in/gux69gRZ If you can’t be here in person, we encourage you to join the livestream on our Healing Transitions YouTube channel or by clicking the link below: https://lnkd.in/eiNiziHw #HealingTransitions #Recovery #LongTermRecovery #SilverChip

A huge thank you to Raleigh Metro Society for Human Resource Management (RMSHRM) for assembling 200 hygiene bags for our participants! We truly appreciate your support and for inviting us to speak at your event last Tuesday—it was a pleasure sharing the Healing Transitions mission! #HealingTransitions #Recovery #ThankYou #CommunitySupport #RMSHRM

Derek Jones, a proud alumnus of Healing Transitions, continues to give back in meaningful ways. He provides employment opportunities to individuals in the final stages of the program, sponsors men on their recovery journey, and plays a vital role in the culinary planning for our annual Recovery Champions’ Gratitude Dinner. In his interview, Derek shared, "Giving back has been the key to staying sober and living a happy life. I try to keep in the forefront of my mind that I wouldn’t have any of what I do if this place didn’t exist." Derek’s dedication to supporting others in their recovery is a true testament to the power of community and giving back. Watch his Volunteer Spotlight video to learn more about how Derek is making a difference! https://lnkd.in/emQKVZ2a #HealingTransitions #LongTermRecovery #Recovery #Alumni #Volunteer #ThankYou

We’re excited to update you on the progress of our new classroom at the men's campus! We’ve just added new seminar tables to the space, which will allow us to accommodate more participants as they take the next step on their recovery journey. It’s truly amazing to see the room come together and the opportunities it will offer. A huge thank you to all of our #RecoveryCantWait campaign donors! Your support is making a real difference in the lives of those in recovery. #HealingTransitions #RCW #Expansion #Recovery #ThankYou

Today we went to check out the Living in Color exhibit at The Chapel at Dix Park! In partnership with the Raleigh Film and Art Festival, this Black History Month art exhibition is a curated collection showcasing powerful visual art that represents the experiences of people of color living in the South. There are pieces by professional and student artists! This exhibit is only here until February 28, so make sure to visit before it’s gone. For specific days and hours of exhibit operation, check out: https://lnkd.in/e-Jzf5jS #LivingInColor2025 #BlackHistoryMonth #DixPark

The NC State Extension Master Gardeners have been volunteering at Healing Transitions for the past 10 years. They work hands-on with participants at both campuses, teaching them how to maintain the gardens throughout the year and utilize compost. Oftentimes, the produce grown in these gardens is used in our kitchen to prepare meals for participants. We sat down with Christine Wagner and Cris Clemmons to discuss their involvement as Master Gardeners, the rewarding experiences they’ve had, and the meaningful relationships they’ve built with participants along the way. You can watch their interview, part of our Volunteer Spotlight Series, here: https://lnkd.in/ed_VttZh #HealingTransitions #Volunteers #MasterGardeners

Joseph Daniel McQuany, known as Joe McQ, created Recovery Dynamics®, a structured series of 28 lessons that incorporate the principles of the Twelve Steps. He was also the founder of Serenity Park, Inc. and the Kelly Foundation, Inc. in Little Rock, Arkansas. The success rate of recovery at Serenity House led many treatment facilities to seek to replicate this program. For over 40 years, Joe dedicated his life to helping others discover the joy of recovery through the original Twelve Steps. At Healing Transitions, we celebrate Joe’s legacy with a dedicated space—the Joe McQ Room—where participants engage in open, educational meetings that foster a supportive community using the Recovery Dynamics® curriculum. During Black History Month, we continue to recognize Joe’s profound impact on the lives of those who have walked through our doors, benefiting from his groundbreaking work in recovery education. #BlackHistoryMonth #Recovery #Legacy