Today, we honor the veterans who have served our country.
We also recognize that life after service can bring challenges that aren't always visible to others. Today we encourage you to check in, listen without judgment, and help connect people with support when they need it.
What Does a Peer Do? A peer is someone who uses their own lived experience with recovery and different challenges to provide support to others. We listen, let them lead, and then walk beside them as they move towards their goals.
With encouragement from those who believed in her, she discovered a renewed sense of pride, a deeper relationship with her son, and a new chance to change her life. “Recovery has given me my entire world back.”
When you're ready to start the conversation, we're here. #recovery
Stress is part of life, but it doesn't have to be carried alone. Today, on International Stress Awareness Day, give these five a try:
1️⃣Take 5 slow breaths
2️⃣Step outside, even for two minutes
3️⃣Move your body
4️⃣Text someone you trust
5️⃣Ask for help before you hit your limit
Virtual Triple P sessions will be running throughout the fall. Take part in a safe space and enjoy the company of other parents who may be facing the same parenting struggles that you are! For more info, please contact Sarah at [email protected]
Encouraging news from Allegany-Limestone! A recent survey found students report lower substance use than the county average.
Our prevention teams are so grateful to partner with our schools and help make a positive impact.
Prevention works! Read more: https://t.co/tausTFtLVV
Why do some young people turn to substances?
Sometimes it starts with a friend saying, “Try this.”
Red Ribbon Week is a reminder that prevention is more than telling young people what not to do. It’s also helping them build healthy ways to cope, feel connected, & ask for help.
What does a community have to do with recovery? The people around us, the connections we make, and the communities we're part of all matter. That's what AIR is about: creating opportunities to connect, build relationships, and grow together. #recovery
October 24th is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Safe medication disposal is one practical way to reduce risk in our homes and communities.
To find a participating location please check: https://t.co/ymWWi6UBhM
What happens when you contact CASA-Trinity? The first conversation is an opportunity to explain what you are looking for, ask questions, and learn which options may fit. You do not need a complete plan before you reach out. Let's start with a conversation💙
Today is World Mental Health Day.
Instead of asking people to handle everything on their own, let’s make support easier to understand and easier to reach.
Find local options at: https://t.co/nN6kSrJiNf
#mentalhealth
Support can come through many doorways. Peer services, professional care, family support, prevention programs, and crisis resources. If you’re not sure where to start, that’s OK. Give us a call at 585-991-5012. We’d be happy to talk with you.
#mentalhealth#recovery
A supportive check-in can be specific and simple: “I’ve noticed you have not seemed like yourself lately. How are things going?”
Avoid diagnosing, arguing, or demanding a complete explanation. Listen, ask what would be useful, and share a resource if the person wants one.
Recovery can feel like standing at the bottom of a mountain, wondering how you’ll ever make it to the top. You may not feel strong enough, good enough, or ready. But you don’t have to climb it alone. Recovery can open the door to the life you’re meant to live. #recovery#hope
National Recovery Month is almost over, but recovery doesn’t stop when the month does.
It continues on ordinary days, difficult mornings, and evenings around the dinner table. It happens in the moments when you choose to ask for help again. When you’re ready, we’re here.
"So many times, we stood in harm’s way to prove we weren’t afraid."
Recovery can help us understand what was beneath that need to appear fearless and learn healthier ways to face difficult emotions.
When you’re ready to face those fears, we’re here.
#RecoveryMonth2026
What you're going through is part of your story. It doesn't have to define you.
You are more than a diagnosis.
More than a mistake.
More than a difficult chapter.
You are still you.
And when you're ready, we're here.
“I had no idea you were one of those people.”
That line stuck with her. And it says a lot about how people in recovery are sometimes viewed.
There’s so much more to a person than their past.
Take a minute to listen. You might see recovery a little differently.
#RecoveryMonth
Dear clients and friends... When our clinics are closed, clients can still contact us via phone or text. If you're not currently using our services, don't worry. For those in a crisis, dial 9-8-8. If you just need someone to talk to in confidence, dial 2-1-1.