Asurgent Health Addiction Treatment Center

?? Women’s Addiction Recovery Isn’t Just About Sobriety — It’s About Surviving Trauma ?? Did you know that for many women, addiction isn't the root issue—it's the result of trauma? From sexual assault to postpartum depression, the scars of gender-specific experiences can push women into the depths of addiction, making recovery a much harder journey. Heather Kimpton, Client Engagement Coordinator, uncovers the deep-rooted gender-specific traumas women face and why we need to completely rethink how we treat them. ?? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/d6b7g5HN ?? What do you think needs to shift in addiction treatment to truly address the trauma women face? ?? #WomenInRecovery #AddictionTreatment #MentalHealthMatters #SupportForWomen #WomenSupportingWomen #TraumaInformedCare #AddictionRecovery

??? Spring is here, and so is new growth! ?? Every small step you take leads to brighter days ahead. Let this season remind you that change is beautiful. ??? #SpringIntoRecovery #NewBeginnings #AsurgentHealth

?? Honoring Jean Kirkpatrick: Shaping a New Path for Women in Recovery ?? This Women’s History Month, we’re proud to celebrate Jean Kirkpatrick, a trailblazer in the field of addiction recovery whose work has empowered countless women to reclaim their lives. In 1975, Jean Kirkpatrick founded WOMEN FOR SOBRIETY INC, an organization dedicated to helping women navigate the unique challenges they face in recovery. Unlike traditional treatment programs, Women for Sobriety focuses on positive reinforcement and emotional support, helping women develop self-esteem, resilience, and the skills needed to build a fulfilling life in sobriety. Her approach revolutionized addiction recovery by creating a space where women could feel heard and supported, recognizing the particular needs and experiences of women struggling with addiction. Jean's approach emphasized personal growth, self-care, and the importance of emotional healing, giving women the tools to transform their lives from within. Her impact extended far beyond the creation of WOMEN FOR SOBRIETY INC, she redefined the way addiction recovery could be shaped by a woman’s voice, providing a safe space for women to come together, share their stories, and embrace their recovery without shame. Jean’s pioneering work in addiction recovery has touched the lives of many and continues to inspire women around the world. Her legacy reminds us that recovery is not a one-size-fits-all process; it is deeply personal and requires a space where women can heal, grow, and flourish. In her own words, Jean said, “Sobriety is a personal journey, and no one should ever feel alone in it. We are strong, capable, and worthy of a healthy life.” Her contributions to addiction recovery and her steadfast advocacy for women’s rights have helped countless individuals find strength in their journeys. At WOMEN FOR SOBRIETY INC, Jean’s legacy lives on through the continued support and recovery of women around the world. Let’s honor Jean Kirkpatrick’s invaluable contributions and her commitment to empowering women in recovery. Her work continues to inspire us all to embrace our paths to healing and strength. ?? #WomensHistoryMonth #JeanKirkpatrick #WomenForSobriety #AddictionRecovery #WomenInRecovery #MentalHealthAdvocacy #Empowerment #BreakingTheStigma #RecoveryJourney

?? Happy St. Patrick's Day! We’re feeling extra lucky to share it with our incredible team ?? Here's to good food, great company, and plenty of reasons to smile! Wishing you all a St. Patrick’s Day full of laughter, luck, and lots of joy! ?? Aaron Fergusson Rochelle Sanders (Sears) Katie Rothschiller courtney T. Ashley Bair Heather Kimpton Anew Behavioral Health

???? St. Patrick's Day but Make it Sober ???? Holidays can be tricky when you're in recovery, but St. Patrick’s Day doesn’t have to be a challenge! Here are some real-world tips to help you stay grounded and sober this year: 1?? Create a Game Plan: Don’t just wing it! Set boundaries and make a list of things to do that keep you busy, like visiting a local parade or hosting a sober hangout. Knowing exactly what to expect can make all the difference. 2?? Enjoy the Vibe, Not the Booze: St. Patrick's Day is all about fun, music, and good energy! Find joy in the festivities without the alcohol. Get creative with non-alcoholic drinks, join in on the dancing, or just soak in the good company around you. ???? 3?? Reach Out for Support: Don’t be shy! Call or text a friend who gets it. Whether it’s a sponsor, support group buddy, or someone in your sober circle, connection is KEY. ?? 4?? Have an Exit Strategy: If the party gets overwhelming, know when to leave. You’re in control, and that’s a win. ?? 5?? Celebrate YOU: Remember, your recovery is a BIG deal, and you deserve to feel proud! Take time to appreciate how far you’ve come. ?? ?? You’ve got this! And if you're in need of a little extra support today (or any day), we’re always here for you. Stay strong, stay sober, and let the good times roll! ?? #StPatricksDay #SoberAndProud #RecoveryJourney #StayStrong #AddictionRecovery #SoberLiving #CelebrateYourself

?? The March Edition of the Recovery Report is Here! ?? Our latest newsletter is packed with exciting facility updates, inspiring stories, and community highlights: ? Community Partner Spotlight: This month, we’re proud to highlight Michelle Reed, OCPRS and the incredible work being done at The Centers! ?? Employee Spotlight: Meet Adam Knopf, our Operations Assistant, who plays a key role in keeping everything running smoothly and supporting our team’s success every day! ?? Updates & Events: We’ve got a lot to share, from recent news in addiction and mental health to upcoming events you won’t want to miss! Want to receive the Recovery Report straight to your inbox every month? It’s easy! Click the link below to sign up ?? ?? Sign Up Here: https://lnkd.in/ds-ndABn #RecoveryReport #AsurgentHealth #Newsletter #StayConnected

?? The Hidden Barriers Women Face in Addiction Treatment: Why the System Needs to Change ?? Have you ever wondered why addiction treatment often doesn’t seem to meet the needs of women? From trauma to caregiving responsibilities, women face unique challenges in recovery that are frequently overlooked. Rony Campusano, CDCA explores the disparities in addiction treatment and why it's crucial to make these programs more accessible and tailored to women’s needs. ?? Read the full post here: https://lnkd.in/dF3rnYkY ?? What do you think needs to change in addiction treatment to better support women? ?? #WomenInRecovery #AddictionTreatment #MentalHealthMatters #BreakTheStigma #SupportForWomen #WomenSupportingWomen #AddictionRecovery

?? Celebrating Betty Ford: Breaking Barriers in Women's Addiction Recovery?? This Women's History Month, we’re proud to celebrate Betty Ford, a remarkable leader whose dedication to addiction recovery and women's health has transformed countless lives. As First Lady of the United States, Betty Ford publicly shared her own struggles with alcohol and prescription drug addiction, breaking the silence surrounding addiction and helping to normalize conversations about mental health. In 1982, she co-founded the Betty Ford Center (now part of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation), which has since become one of the most respected addiction treatment centers in the world, helping thousands of individuals find hope and healing. Betty Ford’s commitment to addiction recovery and women’s health was groundbreaking. She was one of the first public figures to openly discuss her battle with addiction, which helped destigmatize the issue and encouraged others to seek help without shame. Her advocacy also extended to issues such as breast cancer awareness, women’s rights, and mental health, creating a lasting legacy of support and empowerment for women facing various challenges. Betty's influence on the recovery community is immeasurable. The Betty Ford Center continues to provide comprehensive treatment for individuals and families, offering personalized care and support in a compassionate environment. Her efforts have paved the way for greater access to addiction treatment and have helped reshape the way we think about recovery, making it a journey of healing, hope, and strength. In honoring her legacy, Joseph Lee M.D., President and CEO of the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, said, "Betty Ford brought the courage of personal experience, dignity, and compassion to the national conversation about addiction, and we are still feeling the effects of her leadership and influence today." Her legacy continues to inspire and support recovery efforts worldwide, reminding us that the path to healing is one of resilience and hope. At Asurgent Health, we honor Betty Ford’s invaluable contributions to the addiction recovery movement and her unwavering commitment to improving the lives of women everywhere. Let’s celebrate her legacy and the profound impact she made during Women’s History Month. ?? #WomensHistoryMonth #BettyFord #AddictionRecovery #WomenInRecovery #MentalHealthAdvocacy #Empowerment #BreakingTheStigma #BettyFordCenter

?? Employee Appreciation Day ?? A big shoutout to our incredible team! ?? Your dedication, passion, and hard work drive everything we do, and today we’re taking a moment to say THANK YOU! From tackling big challenges to supporting one another every day, you make this place more than just a workplace — you make it a family. ?? We’re so proud of all we’ve accomplished together, and we can’t wait to see what’s next. Let’s keep shining, growing, and crushing it! ? Ashley Bair Katie Rothschiller Christopher Barger courtney T. Heather Kimpton Kelly Bova #EmployeeAppreciation #TeamLove #Grateful #ThankYou #WeAreBetterTogether

Today, we pause to remember the lives lost to overdose. ?? March 6th is Black Balloon Day. Today we reflect on the heartbreaking reality of addiction and the lives taken too soon. Each balloon symbolizes a loved one whose light was dimmed too early. It's a moment to grieve, but also to renew our commitment to breaking the silence, fighting the stigma, and offering hope to those still struggling. To all the families and friends affected, know that your pain is seen, your loss is felt, and your strength is admired. For anyone out there battling addiction, please know that you are not alone, and recovery is possible. There is always a path forward. Let’s stand together today and every day to honor those we've lost, to support those who are struggling, and to create a world where healing and understanding are the norm. If you or someone you love needs help, we’re here. Please reach out. There is always hope. #BlackBalloonDay #HonoringLivesLost #OverdoseAwareness #RecoveryIsPossible #YouAreNotAlone #EndTheStigma