The Remedy Project

09/04/2026

September often feels like a fresh start.

A new month won't automatically change our circumstances, but it can remind us that each day presents a new opportunity to move forward. One choice. One conversation. One act of courage.

If you've been waiting for the "perfect time" to seek help, start healing, or reconnect with support, don't wait any longer.

Today is a good day to take the next step.

09/03/2026

September is Recovery Month and Su***de Prevention Month.

This month reminds us of two powerful truths: recovery is possible, and every life has value. Communities play an important role in both recovery and prevention by creating spaces where people feel seen, supported, and encouraged to seek help. Recovery Month highlights hope and healing for those affected by substance use disorders, while Su***de Prevention Month encourages connection, awareness, and support.

At The Remedy Project, we believe no one should have to walk through addiction, mental health challenges, or life's struggles alone. Hope grows when people come together.

If you know someone who is struggling, reach out. A conversation can make a difference.

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09/03/2026

"The first step toward healing is believing that healing is possible."

At The Remedy Project, hope is at the center of everything we do. We have the privilege of walking alongside individuals and families as they discover that addiction does not have to define their future.

No matter what your story looks like today, there is still hope for tomorrow.

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09/01/2026

September is Friendship Month 💙

Recovery is never meant to be a solo journey.

A true friend offers encouragement when the road feels long, celebrates progress no matter how small, and reminds us that we're not alone in our struggles. Healthy, supportive relationships can be a powerful part of healing and transformation.

This Friendship Month, take a moment to thank the people who have stood by your side through life's challenges. Their presence may have made more of a difference than they'll ever know.

"Two are better than one... if either of them falls down, one can help the other up." – Ecclesiastes 4:9-10

08/30/2026

Our men’s groups and women’s groups continue to meet through the summer and are a place to find:
✔ Encouragement
✔ Understanding
✔ Real community

Everyone’s path to healing looks different—but having people around you makes all the difference.

If you’ve been thinking about coming, this is your invitation. You don’t have to figure this out on your own.

We look forward to seeing you this week.

08/28/2026

💭 Happy National Thoughtful Day.

Thoughtfulness is one of the simplest and most powerful gifts we can offer another person.

A thoughtful text.
A word of encouragement.
A listening ear.
A simple reminder that someone is not alone.

People battling addiction and those supporting loved ones often carry burdens that others cannot see. Today, take a moment to reach out to someone who may need encouragement. One thoughtful act can make a lasting impact.

08/27/2026

Trust that ALL things are working together for your good 🙏

08/26/2026

08/24/2026

✨ Today is National Selfirst Day.

Despite what many people believe, self-care is not selfish. You cannot pour from an empty cup. Whether you're navigating recovery, supporting a loved one struggling with addiction, serving your community, or caring for your family, taking care of your own physical, emotional, and spiritual health is important.

Self-care might look like:
✔ Rest
✔ Prayer
✔ Exercise
✔ Counseling
✔ Setting healthy boundaries
✔ Saying "no" when necessary

Taking care of yourself allows you to better care for others. Today, give yourself permission to prioritize your well-being.

08/22/2026

👼 Today is National Be An Angel Day.

Sometimes being an angel doesn't require wings.

Sometimes it looks like:
💙 Making a phone call.
💙 Checking in on a friend.
💙 Offering a listening ear.
💙 Showing grace instead of judgment.
💙 Walking alongside someone who is struggling.

For those facing addiction, one act of compassion can become the first step toward healing. Today, look for an opportunity to encourage someone who may need hope. Your kindness may make a bigger difference than you realize.