by Recovery Coach Lauren While on this recovery journey I have had many points that were extremely difficult to navigate through. I was never and sometimes am still not prepared for the “what if’s” that come with this journey in most instances. I know one part that I have continued to hear that needs to…
Finding strength and pride in your journey is a personal mission within each of us along our road of life. We often live in a society where “stigma” roars louder than triumph. What I’m sure of is many of carry is a need to be free of labels, having to stuff our inner truths down…
It is common for those who struggle with substance use disorder to relapse at least once during recovery. It’s a long journey with many hurdles that in time can come to a screeching halt while slipping within the grips of substance before the ability of forever “sobriety” becomes a reality. Understanding what might trigger your…
When you get the chance, choose for yourself. The ripple effects that begin with that “little voice” inside our head and end with the actions we choose based on what we have heard span vast and wide. Our guidance for much of what we endure tends to be an outward source of inspiration or pressure…
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Have you heard the quote “it takes a village?”. This phrase normally embodies the thought of how to raise a child, but what we often forget as adults is we in fact still need that village to thrive. When in recovery, your surroundings are the foundation of your ability to thrive. Think of yourself as…
The Plymouth County Outreach Advisory Board is pleased to announce that Plymouth County Outreach (PCO) has been awarded a Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use Program (COSSUP) grant that will support PCO’s operations through September 2026.
Plymouth County Outreach is pleased to announce its participation in the National Drug Take Back Day this weekend.
