The Recovery Space - Langwith

16/02/2026

16/02/2026

Morning Chaps and Chappesses 🌅

Does anyone actually read these things?
Well, doesn’t matter. Keeps me out of trouble anyway…

It’s a really exciting time at the moment, we have our new space and plenty of other lovely stuff to share with you in due time.

All systems are go, and thinking caps are on 🧢🧢

This new space is going to bring us all so many opportunities, and over the last few months we have been working with our community to build something that is desperately needed in our area.

So, watch this SPACE. We are building something epic.

New name (kinda). Extended opening hours. New groups. Same vibes. Same chaotic goblin energy.

15/02/2026

🎵 STOP.
Naloxone time. 🎵

There’s a rumour floating round the internet that you shouldn’t touch someone who’s overdosing on opiates because it can transfer through the skin.

🚨 That is not true.

You CANNOT overdose from touching someone.
You CANNOT absorb he**in or other opiates through intact skin just by contact.

So, if someone collapses:
✔ You CAN touch them to see if they are responsive
✔ Check if they’re breathing
✔ Call for help
✔ Use naloxone if you have it

Don’t be scared.
We carry naloxone and we’ll show you how to use it.
No judgement, no lectures - just life-saving info.

Because recovery spaces should keep people alive, not just talk about it.
🧡 Come see us if you want a kit.

14/02/2026

🌸 SPRING SOUNDBATH – SUNDAY 8TH MARCH 🌸
with the lovely Amy 11-12.30

Perfect news for Valentine’s Day!
The seasons are shifting…. the light’s coming back.
Your nervous system deserves a soft reboot.
Amy is returning to Langwith to fill the room with gongs, bowls, chimes and general cosmic vibrations.

🧘 Limited to 15 spaces
💌 Please DM to register your interest
☕ Pay what you can – no pressure
(we just use donations for tea, coffee and biscuits)

You don’t have to be spiritual… You don’t even have to “get it”.
Just lie down. Close your eyes. Let the noise in your head untangle itself for a bit.

13/02/2026

FRIDAY RECOVERY GROUP – 2–4PM (yes, we’ve moved… but only a bit)

We’re in the new space now with more room, more light, but the same biscuits and the same chaotic kindness.
You won’t find “tell us your trauma” circles and there is no pressure to be inspirational.

At The Space you can:
• sit quietly
• drink tea
• colour something badly
• talk nonsense
• talk real stuff
• or just exist near other humans who get it
Totally peer-led with no judgement and no performance.

Just a room full of people trying.
New space. Same heart. Come find us.

12/02/2026

What a fantastic music group yesterday 🎸🎤🎶

Today, we shall rest our singing voices and for the next couple of Wednesdays we will be doing some mindful crafts while we wait for our first hit single “Barriers to Beats” to be produced 🎧

But have no fear space-ers Music Wednesdays will be back!

After the massive success of our first instalment of Rhythm to Recovery our fantastic micro job, Phoebe, is working on a fresh batch of music making messiness 🎵

Watch this SPACE ❤️

11/02/2026

Our NEW Home 🏠 Open Today 12-4

The room doesn’t actually look like this anymore , we have decorated it in our usual recovery space/ chaotic living room chic.
We just wanted to keep that as surprise for our visitors today ❤️

10/02/2026

We’ve moved … 👀
BUT WHERE?! Just across the car park !
This video will show you how to access the new Space.
Back open tomorrow ❤️❤️

09/02/2026

Hope Fest The Third. Save the Date. 5th September.
Details coming soon.

08/02/2026

Stigma doesn’t just hit the person using substances- it hits families, children, partners, parents.

📊 FACT:
Fear of child removal and judgement is a major reason parents avoid seeking help.

Support families early and don’t punish honesty.

Recovery works best when people feel safe to tell the truth.

07/02/2026

You don’t have to be sober to deserve safety.

📊 FACT:
Naloxone distribution is proven to reduce overdose deaths without increasing drug use.

Keeping people alive is not enabling, it’s basic humanity.

We carry naloxone and we’ll show you how to use it.
No judgement. Ever.

06/02/2026

Peer-led support isn’t “nice to have”. It’s evidence based.

📊 FACT:
People engaged in peer-led recovery support are more likely to:
• stay engaged
• build social networks
• access help earlier
• feel less shame

Lived experience isn’t unprofessional. It’s effective.
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