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…
By Recovery Coach Michelle At a time in the season where storms and quiet collide, many of us struggle emotionally alongside the winter season. Often self-reflection is forced in hibernation, struggles surface within the storms and the feeling of change digs from within our daily monologue. Trees during fall have shed away in anticipation of…
Written by Recovery Coach Michelle 2605: As a new year approaches, naturally reflection of moments passed swell within the air. The blessings, hardships and resolutions pack intensely into the days as we await the chime of midnight. Like many others, my new years is a celebration into a new year. But is also an anniversary…
Plymouth County Outreach and the police chiefs of Plymouth County are issuing an alert today following a spike in drug overdoses throughout the county during the first 19 days of December.
PLYMOUTH — Plymouth County Outreach is pleased to share the success of its first in-person visit by mentees as part of the federal Law Enforcement/First Responder Diversion Mentor program.
By Haley Kennedy, Recovery Coach – 12.8.2022 – For some people, the end of the year brings images of happy families gathered around tables full of turkey dinners, or around Christmas trees by cozy fires while holiday music fills the room. For others, the holidays can be a much darker and more difficult time –…
Thanksgiving Day… says the meaning right in the name, right? It’s a day where we are supposed to focus on what we’re thankful for in our lives… But for those of us in recovery, the holiday can be a little difficult; visiting extended family or attending parties can present triggers and/or high levels of stress….
