Longleaf Recovery Huntsville

Are you looking for tools and strategies to better support a loved one struggling with substance use? Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to learn from one of the nation’s leading experts in family therapy and substance solutions! We are excited to welcome Ken Carpenter, PhD, Director of Training for the CMC: Foundation for Change, as our keynote speaker. Dr. Carpenter is a licensed clinical psychologist and research scientist with more than 25 years of experience in developing and implementing evidence-based strategies to help individuals make meaningful lifestyle changes. He earned his degree from Hofstra University and completed advanced training at Columbia University. Dr. Carpenter is renowned for his work with the Invitation to Change? (ITC) approach, an innovative method that integrates elements of Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). This unique framework equips families with practical, compassionate tools to stay engaged and empowered while supporting their loved ones. At this workshop, we will be looking closely at 2 or 3 of the Action Tools that are part of the Invitation to Change model and learning how to use those tools to bring about change in you and your family members. Workshop Details: Huntsville/Madison, AL: Saturday, March 15, 2025 from 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. at Longleaf Recovery, 450 Dunlop Blvd SW, Madison, AL 35758 Birmingham, AL: Sunday, March 16, 2025 from 1 - 5 p.m. at Birmingham Recovery Center, 2501 International Park Dr, Birmingham, AL 35243 Both workshops will feature the same valuable content, giving you the flexibility to choose the date and location that works best for you. Snacks and water will be available at both workshops courtesy of the workshop hosts. This is a rare chance to learn directly from Dr. Carpenter and gain insights that can transform your approach to helping a loved one. Space is limited, so register today to secure your spot at this transformative workshop. The workshop is being offered by Not One More Alabama and the Addiction Prevention Coalition. A big thank you goes out to Longleaf Recovery and Birmingham Recovery Center for providing space for this workshop. This workshop is designed for family members, but mental health and substance use professionals will also find the content highly valuable. Open to all, this event does not provide continuing education credits. For questions, please email us at [email protected].

?? Exciting Event Announcement! ?? Join us on Wednesday, October 2nd, 2024 at Longleaf Recovery Huntsville for the Medication-Assisted Recovery (MAR) Conference, hosted by Partnership for a Drug-Free Community. This important event will explore a multidimensional approach to treating opioid addiction through evidence-based practices and lived experiences. We are especially proud to highlight that Dr. Timothy Carpenter, the Medical Director at Longleaf Recovery & Wellness, will be one of the speakers, sharing his insights on effective treatment options and how MAR can help support long-term recovery. ??? Event Details: ?? Location: Longleaf Recovery, 450 Dunlap Blvd SW, Madison, AL 35758 ?? Time: 9 AM - 12 PM (Doors open at 8:30 AM for registration and a continental breakfast) RSVP by calling (256) 539-7339 or emailing [email protected] Don't miss this opportunity to learn from experts and peers about the latest in addiction recovery treatments. Together, we can break the stigma and create pathways to healing. ?? #LongleafRecovery #MARConference #MedicationAssistedRecovery #OpioidTreatment #AddictionRecovery #TimothyCarpenter #MentalHealth #SubstanceUseDisorder #CommunityHealing

??Empowering Our Heroes!?? We're thrilled to share that a number of our dedicated therapists at Longleaf Recovery & Wellness have participated in the Alabama Fire College Clinical Peer Support program training. This specialized training is designed to empower clinicians with the tools to support the mental health needs of our brave firefighters. Through this program, our therapists have learned to: ? Understand common behavioral health challenges in the fire service and barriers to help. ? Identify foundational principles for treating fire service members. ? Foster a successful therapeutic alliance with fire service clients. ? Implement best practices for positive treatment outcomes. ? Build effective connections with local fire departments and unions. ? Gain direct exposure to the physical and psychological stress of fire and rescue operations through live fireground training. We are proud of our team's commitment to enhancing their skills to better serve our community heroes. Swipe to see some snapshots of our therapists in action, getting hands-on experience in fire and rescue operations! #LongleafRecovery #LongleafWellness #FirefighterSupport #MentalHealthMatters #CommunityHeroes #PeerSupportTraining #FireService

?? Join Us for Coffee & Conversation! ??? On September 18th, Longleaf Recovery Huntsville and Partnership for a Drug-Free Community are coming together to celebrate National Addiction Professionals Day! ?? We are honored to recognize the incredible dedication of addiction professionals who play a vital role in supporting individuals and communities in recovery. Event Details: ?? Date: Wednesday, September 18th, 2024 ?? Time: 9:30 AM - 11:00 AM ?? Location: Longleaf Recovery, 450 Dunlop Blvd SW, Madison, AL 35758 RSVP to: ?? Kim Lamar: (205) 527-7354 ?? Jennifer Gentry: (256) 294-3371 This day, established by NAADAC, the Association for Addiction Professionals, highlights the commitment and hard work of those who help individuals on their journey to recovery. As the addiction crisis continues to impact our nation, we must acknowledge and support the professionals on the front lines. Let’s show our appreciation for these heroes during National Recovery Month! For more info on Recovery Month, visit: National Recovery Month. #AddictionProfessionalsDay #NationalRecoveryMonth #LongleafRecovery Check out the flyer below for more details!

We are thrilled to announce that Thomas Harris, Chairman of the Board for Longleaf Recovery & Wellness, is being inducted into the Alabama Business Hall of Fame! His exceptional leadership, dedication, and vision have been instrumental in guiding our organization and making a significant impact in the field of behavioral health in Alabama. This prestigious honor is a testament to his outstanding contributions to the business community. Congratulations, Thomas, on this well-deserved recognition! ?? Read more about all the inductees in the news article:

Longleaf Recovery Huntsville is thrilled to announce the start of our Family Support Group, held every Tuesday from 6 - 7:30pm. If you have a loved one struggling with addiction or just want to learn more about navigating substance use disorder, please join us. Our group is led by one of our licensed clinicians and is open to everyone in the community. ?? Location: Longleaf Recovery Huntsville, 450 Dunlop Blvd, Madison, AL 35756 For questions or more information, please call us at ?? 256.542.0022. We look forward to supporting you and your family on this journey. All are welcome! #FamilySupport #CommunityCare #LongleafRecoveryHuntsville #SubstanceUseSupport

?? Exciting News! Our New Website is Live! ?? We are thrilled to announce the launch of our brand new website for Longleaf Recovery & Wellness! This new online platform incorporates all four of our facilities located throughout Alabama, showcasing our commitment to transparency and excellence in everything we do. ?? Check it out: www.longleafcenters.com Our website features: - Comprehensive details on all the services we offer - Virtual tours of our facilities - Information about our dedicated staff Designed with our clients in mind, the website guides users to find the facility and services that best suit their needs. We are proud to provide this resource to our community and look forward to continuing to support those on their recovery journey. Please explore the site and share it with your networks! #LongleafRecovery #NewWebsite #Transparency #RecoveryJourney #SubstanceUseTreatment #CommunityCare

?? Meet The Team Mondays ?? This week, we're excited to introduce Breana Marshall, the Clinical Director at Longleaf Recovery Huntsville! ?? ? Hometown: Florence, AL ? How Breana Got into the Industry: "Several family members that I am very close with struggle with mental health issues and substance use disorders." ? Favorite Part of the Job: "I take pleasure in being able to be a part of good change and being able to impact the people that I serve in a positive way. Also, teaching people that it is okay to be 'perfectly imperfect' is one of my greatest joys." ? Fun Fact: "I coach my son's Pee Wee football team." ? Hobbies: "Going out to eat, online shopping, and spending time with family." ? Sober Celebrity: Oprah Winfrey As the Clinical Director, Breana is in charge of all the clinical staff at our Huntsville facility, ensuring the quality of care aligns with Longleaf's philosophy and values. We are grateful for her leadership and dedication to making a positive impact on the lives of our clients. Swipe to see some pictures of Breana in action! ??? #MeetTheTeamMonday #LongleafRecovery #HuntsvilleFacility #ClinicalDirector #SubstanceUseTreatment #CommunityCare #RecoveryJourney

?? Meet The Team Mondays ?? This week, we're excited to introduce Jamie Collier, our dedicated Client Care Coordinator at Longleaf Recovery Huntsville! ?? ? Hometown: Cullman, AL ? How Jamie Got into the Industry: "My interest in psychiatry initially led me to explore various aspects of mental health. Through personal experiences, over the years my focus shifted specifically to substance abuse." ? Favorite Part of the Job: "My favorite part of this job is being able to see our clients regain their sense of purpose and regain control of their lives." ? Fun Fact: "Opossums are adorable." ? Hobbies: "Fishing, kayaking, reading, and watching documentaries." ? Book Recommendation: The Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich ? Favorite Sober Celebrity: Anthony Kiedis As the Client Care Coordinator, Jamie plays a vital role in our facility. She welcomes new clients, assists the clinical staff with everyday tasks, creates a warm and welcoming environment, ensures our facilities have all the necessary supplies, and makes sure everything runs smoothly. We are so grateful for Jamie's dedication and passion. Thank you, Jamie, for all that you do! ?? Swipe to see some pictures of Jamie in action! ??? #MeetTheTeamMonday #LongleafRecovery #HuntsvilleFacility #ClientCareCoordinator #SubstanceUseTreatment #CommunityCare #RecoveryJourney