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🌟SORRENTO EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH 🌟 ⭐️EMILY MACK⭐️ Today we’re celebrating one of the incredible people who helps make The Grove Recovery Center feel like family. Emily’s hard work, compassion, dedication, and heart for helping others in recovery do not go unnoticed. Every day she shows up ready to make a difference — and...
Read MoreIf you think it can’t happen to your family… that’s exactly how it happens.Today is National Fentanyl Awareness Day.Fentanyl doesn’t care who you are. It doesn’t care if it’s your first time. It doesn’t care if you thought it was “just one pill.”One mistake can be the last.Behind every statistic is a son, a...
Read MoreIf addiction has touched your family… READ this.You’ve felt it.The worry.The late nights.The conversations that didn’t go how you hoped.Maybe trust has been broken.Maybe distance has grown.Maybe you don’t even recognize things anymore.You’re not alone—and this isn’t the end of your story.At The Grove Recovery Center, family engagement is where healing begins to take...
Read MoreMore good days…together. That’s the goal. Not perfection. Not pretending everything’s okay. Just… more good days than bad ones. Because mental health isn’t about “fixing” yourself — it’s about learning how to keep going, even on the hard days. At The Grove, we see it every day… People walking in exhausted, overwhelmed, unsure if...
Read MoreAs we continue our days in recovery… how are we taking care of our mental health? Recovery isn’t just about staying sober. It’s about learning how to live again—mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. So what does that look like today? Checking in with yourself instead of ignoring how you feel Talking it out instead of...
Read MoreIs Recovery for Me? By Greg F. If drugs and alcohol are interfering with your basic life’s progress, then you might want to consider what is known as recovery. What we mean by “interfering,” we’ve illustrated in detail in earlier blogs. This article is about the freedom one may obtain by living a...
Read MoreAs we celebrate and recognize Martin Luther King Day, we should reflect deeply on our very purpose in life. As he so eloquently posed the question, “ What are we doing for others?” It is for when we get out of focusing on self, and focusing on being of service to others., we find...
Read MoreIf you stay sober long enough, there will come a time in your recovery when you reach Step 10: “Continued to take personal inventory and when we were wrong promptly admitted it.” Let’s explore more closely what this means. In the AA Big Book, there is a perfect example of questions we should...
Read MoreThe Grove and its 130 sober living volunteers along with OH Rhea teamed up with Keep Tiger Town Beautiful for a massive SERVE project – clean up off Seigen. 🙌🙌🙌 And thx to Trevor Thompson and Dalton Bein for cooking jambalaya and feeding everyone once they really worked up an appetite! 🌳 #keeptigertownbeautiful #givingbacktothecommunity...
Read MoreNavigating the Holidays: Facing Addiction Together By Grace Alello, BA, CIT The Holidays are upon us. Thanksgiving, Christmas, Kwanza, Hannukah, or Winter Solstice. Whatever the beliefs or traditions they share, friends and families across the globe gather for rituals and celebrations at this time of year. For many of us here in the South,...
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