Every successful sobriety journey is built on a chain of vital but often unseen steps, each one a testament to courage, care, and commitment. It starts with the referral source, who sees the spark of potential. Then comes the admissions team, offering guidance and hope, and the intake coordinator, who makes the transition into residential treatment seamless and supportive. Here, the client takes their brave first steps toward healing. In extended care, the foundation strengthens, leading to their transformation into alumni, living proof that recovery is real. Each unseen link in this chain—every person, every effort—makes these life-changing journeys possible. We’re grateful to all who make recovery a reality. 💜 Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. 🙏🏽 Russ Francome LMSW, Joseph Dieppa, Jack O’Connor, Emily Geier, DJ Griffin, Mickey Randazzo, Courtney Brown, Rebecca Hickman, MA, LPC, Joy Rodriguez, Jason Howard, Kelli Bain-Hicks, Misti Jecker, Trevor Quinones, Danielle Castrignano, Ronnie Delaune LPC, LAC, NCC, Kelley Eason #gratitude #bettertogether #wedorecover
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You may hear this phrase often in the rooms of AA and NA, because it represents some of the key principles of recovery–patience, resilience, hope, faith, living in the present, and openness to change. This gentle reminder of continuous growth, adaptation, and discovery can be a beacon of hope for those in recovery. It acknowledges that while things can feel uncertain and unclear at times–persistence, patience, and trust in the 12 Steps will gradually bring greater clarity to your journey. We’ve been helping people find recovery for more than 50 years. We are here to help. 336-553-6596 #fellowshiphallnc #positivechange #treatmentworks #recovery #hopeandhealing #makingadifference #impactinglives #EndtheStigma #recoverymatters #treatment #strongertogether #wedorecover #recoveryjourney #12stepprogram #soberlife #drugrecovery #alcoholrecovery #hopeandhealing #supportandempowerment #addictiontreatment #AlcoholicsAnonymous #NarcoticsAnonymous #onedayatatime #RecoveryNC #SoberLiving #RecoveryResources #RecoveryIsPossible #RecoveryInspiration #SoberLifeNC #LifelongRecovery
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The collaboration between Hands 4Life and Guide Path has significantly enhanced the quality of life for seniors and families in #Africa through targeted #education and #community outreach by empowering caregivers to provide compassionate, informed care and ultimately enriching the lives of older adults and their families. #SeniorCare #CommunityEmpowerment #CommunityService
🌟 Thank you, Theodore Ihenetu, for sharing this inspiring and impactful story about how Guide Path education, training and Commitment Plans are transforming the community you lead, the caregivers who support and the residents and families you and all of us serve. We can all learn from this crisis that was addressed with #CompassionateCommunication #EmpathicLeadership #GoalsofCare #RiskMitigation. Read on: In our community, a crisis emerged following the death of a grandfather about the funeral arrangement. He had two sons, the younger of whom he lived with until his death; both of them were committed Christians. The eldest son, on the other hand, adheres to African Traditional Religion and insists on a traditional burial, while the younger son argues for a Christian funeral. This crisis has created family tension on a cultural issue of the position of the first son and the wish of the late father. This situation highlighted the critical need for Advance Care Planning (ACP) practices, as emphasized in our Guide Path Certification Training, which culminated in risk management practices. Culture Change and Outcome: Consequently, we encouraged community members to document their wishes and the importance of imbibing some advance care planning practices to make it easier for their families to make the right decision when they can no longer do so and implement it. Remarkably, after one week, three grandparents responded by preparing their advance care planning documents, asking that we keep it safe for them to ensure their preferences would be respected in the future. Is this not a beautiful impact story of the outcome of our collaboration? Thanks again for the time and privilege of being a Guide Path certified community. Rebecca Adelman, Esq., Gina Barker, Hands 4Life #CultureChange #GlobalCollaboration #ElderCare #CarePlanning
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Today I am thinking of my childhood friend who had her last chemo treatment yesterday. I am now the ONLY ONE of us left from the neighborhood who has NOT had cancer or a rare autoimmune disorder. (And yes, I am knocking on wood.) 🤞 The neighborhood I grew up in was declared an EPA Superfund site due to TCE in the water supply when I was ten years old. Coincidentally, about that time, due to my Dad’s retirement from the Air Force, we moved from this neighborhood in Maryvale, located in West Phoenix to more Central Phoenix, but my friends did not. My friends who stayed in the neighborhood until adulthood have all been ill or passed away. My parents were never made aware of the poison in the water and my friends also had no clue until I discovered this in my book research. In my research, I also learned about the white flight and displaced Brown communities (that occurred before my parents purchased our home) that created the racial demographic shift in my neighborhood from nearly all white to nearly all Latino. I knew about #environmental #racism and the inequitable impact of #climatechange but this issue has such new meaning since I’ve gained this knowledge and connected the dots of disease. Our policy decisions impact human lives. Our leaders have the power to decide and prioritize who is safe, healthy, and informed. As you complete your ballots and vote by November 5th, think about who you want considering your health, your neighborhood, and your friends and family as they make decisions. Please VOTE, VOTE, VOTE and learn about the policies in your community, your city, your state that put your neighbors at risk. If you want to learn more about how Maryvale shifted from the “suburban American dream” check out this article.
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👏🏽 What happens when a senior living community in Owerri, Nigeria achieves Guide Path certification through the global initiative? Nothing short of transformative culture change and inspiration and elevated community elder care. Read this story and explore how Guide Path can support your senior living community, leadership, insurance partners and risk management. #RiskManagement #CultureChange #ElderCare https://lnkd.in/eudEya6x
🌟 Thank you, Theodore Ihenetu, for sharing this inspiring and impactful story about how Guide Path education, training and Commitment Plans are transforming the community you lead, the caregivers who support and the residents and families you and all of us serve. We can all learn from this crisis that was addressed with #CompassionateCommunication #EmpathicLeadership #GoalsofCare #RiskMitigation. Read on: In our community, a crisis emerged following the death of a grandfather about the funeral arrangement. He had two sons, the younger of whom he lived with until his death; both of them were committed Christians. The eldest son, on the other hand, adheres to African Traditional Religion and insists on a traditional burial, while the younger son argues for a Christian funeral. This crisis has created family tension on a cultural issue of the position of the first son and the wish of the late father. This situation highlighted the critical need for Advance Care Planning (ACP) practices, as emphasized in our Guide Path Certification Training, which culminated in risk management practices. Culture Change and Outcome: Consequently, we encouraged community members to document their wishes and the importance of imbibing some advance care planning practices to make it easier for their families to make the right decision when they can no longer do so and implement it. Remarkably, after one week, three grandparents responded by preparing their advance care planning documents, asking that we keep it safe for them to ensure their preferences would be respected in the future. Is this not a beautiful impact story of the outcome of our collaboration? Thanks again for the time and privilege of being a Guide Path certified community. Rebecca Adelman, Esq., Gina Barker, Hands 4Life #CultureChange #GlobalCollaboration #ElderCare #CarePlanning
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