Foothills Recovery

04/21/2026

We’re currently seeking Adult Peer Support Specialists-- individuals who can bring lived experience, understanding, and steady support to those working through recovery.

This role is about more than a job. It’s about showing up, building trust, and helping others take meaningful steps forward.

If you’re ready to make an impact, we’d love to hear from you!

👉 Apply here: https://foothillsrecovery.org/careers/

04/16/2026

April is Alcohol Awareness Month.

This month is an important reminder to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage honest conversations about alcohol use and recovery.

Alcohol misuse affects individuals, families, workplaces, and entire communities. For some, what starts as occasional drinking can gradually become something that impacts physical health, mental well-being, relationships, and daily life.

Alcohol use disorder is a medical condition, not a moral failing, and help is available.

Alcohol misuse is linked to more than 200 disease and injury-related conditions, and excessive alcohol use remains one of the leading preventable causes of death in the United States.

Alcohol Awareness Month is about more than statistics. It is about compassion, education, and reminding those who may be struggling that recovery is possible.

If you or someone you love may need support, reaching out is a courageous first step.

Awareness leads to understanding.
Understanding leads to action.
And action can change lives.

04/14/2026

“You don’t just see who they are now. You see every version of them.”

For the families who remember the little boy, the teenager, the person they were before addiction, this one is for you.

A sister's personal story about loving through addiction and still believing in what recovery can restore.

👉 Read more:
https://foothillsrecovery.org/i-still-see-the-boy-he-was-a-sisters-perspective-on-addiction-family-and-the-hope-of-recovery/

📞 606-388-4607

04/14/2026

When someone you care about is in recovery, it’s natural to have questions.

What does visitation look like?
How can I stay involved?
What’s expected during this process?

Support from family can play an important role in recovery—and understanding how it works makes a difference.

We’ve outlined everything you need to know. Check the comments below for our FAQ.

04/07/2026

Someone out there needs to hear this today.

You’re not too far gone.
You’re not out of chances.

There’s still a way forward.

04/02/2026

You can want to change.
You can mean it this time.
You can be completely serious about getting better.

And still be surrounded by the exact same things that keep pulling you back.

The same people.
The same places.
The same routines.

At some point, it’s not just about willpower, it's about your environment.

Recovery means stepping away from what’s been keeping you stuck.

If you’re ready for something different, we’re here.

03/30/2026

Substance use continues to impact communities across Kentucky, including right here at home.

Behind every statistic is a person, a family, and a story that didn’t start this way.

Access to treatment changes outcomes. It creates space for stability, accountability, and real support.

If someone is ready—or even close to ready—don’t wait.

📞 Reach out today: 606-388-4607
🌐 foothillsrecovery.org

03/28/2026

Foothills Recovery is currently accepting referrals.

We work with healthcare providers, social service agencies, court officials, and families to help individuals take the next step toward recovery.

If you believe someone could benefit from a structured, supportive environment, we’re here to help guide that process—clearly and confidentially.

📞 606-388-4607
🌐 foothillsrecovery.org/referrals

03/27/2026

Getting help isn’t always the hard part-- getting to the point where you’re willing to try is.

For many men, treatment is delayed by pride, pressure, fear of judgment, or the belief that they should be able to “handle it” on their own. But addiction doesn’t respond to willpower alone.

What we see every day is this: when the cost of staying the same becomes greater than the fear of change, something shifts.

If you or someone you love is stuck in that place, this may help put words to it-- and show what comes next.

👉 Read more:

Learn why many men delay addiction treatment, including psychological, environmental, and family factors—and what often leads them to finally seek help.

03/17/2026

Foothills Recovery is actively seeking referral partners.

We welcome referrals from healthcare providers, behavioral health professionals, social service agencies, and court or justice officials working with individuals who may benefit from structured addiction recovery services.

Our referral process helps us gather important background information so our team can review each case and coordinate the next steps quickly and thoughtfully.

We also welcome referrals from family members and individuals who are ready to explore recovery.

If you are a provider or agency serving individuals in need of recovery support, we would be honored to work alongside you.

Submit a referral:
https://foothillsrecovery.org/referrals/

03/11/2026

Recovery often begins with someone who cares enough to help another person take the first step.

Foothills Recovery welcomes referrals from healthcare providers, social service organizations, courts, probation officers, family members, and individuals seeking help for themselves. Every referral helps connect someone with the support and structure needed to begin a new chapter.

Once a referral is submitted, our intake team reviews the information and follows up to discuss eligibility and next steps.

If you know someone who may benefit from structured addiction recovery services, we invite you to connect with us.

Submit a referral here:
https://foothillsrecovery.org/referrals/

03/06/2026

Foothills Recovery is grateful for the partnerships we have built with healthcare providers, agencies, counselors, and community organizations across our region.

If you’ve worked with our team or referred individuals to our program, we would greatly appreciate your feedback on Google. Your review helps others better understand the recovery resources available in our community.

Post a review to our profile on Google