River's Shore Comprehensive Treatment Center

Our clinic is proud to be part of an expansive network of comprehensive treatment centers in the United States. Learn more about our CTC network: http://ow.ly/g9YX104mgew

Every life touched by addiction deserves support. We are here to help individuals find a path to recovery. Learn more here: http://ow.ly/3W1m105OCIt

Did you know that, in 2021, around 39% of U.S. adults suffering from depression did not receive treatment? This October, during Depression Education and Awareness Month, let’s work to change that. Depression and addiction often go hand in hand, and by raising awareness, we can reduce the stigma surrounding both mental health and substance use disorders. Educating ourselves and others is key to encouraging those seeking help. Share this post to help raise awareness and advocate for mental health and addiction support. #DepressionAwareness #MentalHealthMatters #AddictionRecovery #EndTheStigma

Recovery isn’t a one-size-fits-all journey. Each person’s path is shaped by their own experiences, pace, and needs. What matters most is that you keep moving forward in your own way.

This October, we come together to observe Red Ribbon Week and educate our communities about substance abuse prevention. This year’s theme, “Life is a Movie, Film Drug Free,” highlights the importance of choosing a drug-free lifestyle. Let’s inspire our children and teens to make healthy choices! For more details, visit: www.redribbon.org

As we observe Mental Illness Awareness Week (October 6–12), it’s crucial to address the intertwined issues of mental health and addiction. With nearly 60 million U.S. adults impacted last year and 1 in 8 worldwide, we must share resources and support each other. Together, we can make a difference!

Seven in 10 adults who have struggled with a mental health condition or substance use disorder are now in recovery, according to SAMHSA. National Recovery Month is a time to celebrate their resilience and the professionals who guided them every step of the way. Together, they've turned previous challenges into a powerful portrayal of perseverance and progress. #ArtofRecovery

Suicide stands as the 12th leading cause of death in the U.S., as reported by NAMI. This heartbreaking reality emphasizes the need for increased awareness and proactive support. See how you can make a difference this Suicide Prevention Month: http://ow.ly/bLfC105Iuqb

Today marks 23 years since the tragic events of 9/11. As we remember that day, we honor the lives lost, the bravery of the first responders, and the resilience of our nation. Let us keep their memory alive and continue to stand united. We will never forget.

Every year, more than 700,000 lives are lost to suicide worldwide, according to WHO estimates. This tragic statistic highlights the urgent need for action and support. To confront this epidemic, we must encourage open conversations, dismantle stigma, and advocate for mental health awareness. This Suicide Prevention Day, let’s stand united. Join the International Association for Suicide Prevention’s (IASP) global movement and be part of the change. Together, we can make a difference and save lives. Let’s raise our voices, offer support, and remind each other that hope is always within reach. #ChangeTheNarrative