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Recovery isn’t just about breaking free from addiction — it’s about rediscovering yourself, piece by piece. Art gives us a way to express what words can’t always reach — the grief, the hope, the healing.
For many, picking up a brush, pen, or camera becomes more than a hobby — it becomes therapy. A safe space to process emotions, tell their story, and reclaim their voice.
At ECHO Recovery, we believe in the healing power of creativity. Whether it’s painting, music, writing, or photography — art can be a lifeline, a way to connect to yourself and others. 💙
✨ "Art is not what you see, but what you make others see." — Edgar Degas
#ArtForRecovery #HealingThroughArt #ECHORecovery #CreativeHealing #MentalHealthAwareness #RecoveryJourney #ArtTherapy #AddictionRecovery
September is National Recovery Month. We join our RWJBarnabas Health Institute for Prevention & Recovery team in recognizing all who have been impacted by substance use disorder and offering help for anyone on their recovery journey and their loved ones who support them.
This year, we’re encouraging everyone to be a hero and carry naloxone. This lifesaving, opioid overdose-reversal medication provides individuals the opportunity to receive emergency care and recovery support. In this way, naloxone helps open a window to recovery and provides hope to individuals, their families, and communities.
Recovery is possible. Let`s raise awareness about substance use disorder and reduce the #stigma for those impacted by the disease of #addiction.
#TacklingAddictionTogether
#NationalRecoveryMonth
#LetsBeHealthyTogether
@rwjbh_preventionrecovery
Love and support are the greatest gifts we can give.
#SupportAndHealing #ECHORecovery
Affirmations like these remind us that our mindset is a powerful tool in recovery and in life. What we tell ourselves today can shape the path we walk tomorrow. What positive affirmation are you speaking over your life today?
#PositiveAffirmations #MindsetMatters #RecoveryJourney #SelfEmpowerment
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Reasons I Choose Recovery
I want to know what it feels like to love myself for once. I deserve to know.
I don`t want to waste another 10 years trapped by my shitty relationship with food.
I`ve spent the last 4-5 years drunk, high, or both. I want to be present in my own life.
Good health is a privilege, not a right. I don`t want to take my body for granted anymore.
There is so much more to me than my weight and my disorder.
Confidence and self-love is sexier than the number on the scale or measuring tape.
I want to glow on my wedding day.
Building muscle feels AMAZING!
Despite what the toxic mantras want people to believe, there`s no point in destroying myself for the sake of weight loss if the only end result is me fitting into a smaller casket.
Today is International Overdose Awareness Day.
We honor the lives lost.
We support those who are grieving.
We fight for those still struggling.
💜 Addiction is not a moral failure. It’s a health issue. And it’s time the world treated it like one.
If you’ve lost someone, share their name below. Let’s speak their names out loud, and hold space for their memory together.
#OverdoseAwareness #GoneButNotForgotten #IOAD2025 #EchoRecovery
Grief is part of the recovery journey too.
Whether it’s the loss of a person, a past version of yourself, or time lost to addiction - your grief is valid.
On National Grief Awareness Day, we hold space for the complicated emotions that don’t always have words.
💜 Healing doesn’t mean forgetting. It means honoring, processing, and finding your way forward - one day at a time.
#NationalGriefAwarenessDay #GriefAndRecovery #HealingInGrief #EchoRecover
