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02/19/2026

During Random Acts of Kindness Week, it’s worth remembering that supportive kindness looks different in recovery.

A few ways kindness can truly help:

📲Checking in without needing an update or outcome
🫶 Allowing silence instead of filling it with advice
👣 Letting someone move at their own pace, even when it’s uncomfortable

These small choices help create safety. And safety is essential for healing.

Kindness isn’t about saying the perfect thing.
It’s about showing up in ways that don’t add pressure.

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02/17/2026

This week is National Random Acts of Kindness Week, and tomorrow – February 17 – is National Random Acts of Kindness Day.

Kindness doesn’t have to be big or public to matter. In recovery, small moments often carry the most weight … a check-in text, a listening ear, or a pause before reacting.

These acts don’t just help others.
They help rebuild connection, trust, and self-worth. All things recovery depends on.

If you’re navigating recovery, or supporting someone who is, let this week be a reminder: Kindness counts. Even the quiet kind.

🤍✨

02/14/2026

Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to look one way. 💗
And it definitely doesn’t have to revolve around romance.

Here are a few low-pressure ways to celebrate connection tomorrow:

💌Write a thank-you note to someone who supported your recovery
🚶Plan a friend walk instead of a fancy dinner
☕Try a new coffee shop solo and people-watch
🎞️Host a “bad movie” night and laugh through it
🎨Make som**hing creative - messy allowed

Connection can be quiet.
It can be simple.
And it can still matter deeply.

Whether you’re spending the day with friends, family, or yourself – you are allowed to define what love looks like for you.

💌✨🍫

02/11/2026

National Make a Friend Day is a reminder that meaningful connection can change the course of a life.

…especially in recovery.

Serenity Lane’s Long-Term Residential Program is designed to support individuals who need time, structure, and community to stabilize and rebuild. This level of care allows space to form healthy peer connections while focusing fully on recovery.

What makes this program different:
🏘️ Structured, supportive residential care
👥 A community that understands recovery firsthand
💆 Integrated treatment for substance use and mental health
✨ A focus on long-term stability, not short-term fixes

Friendships formed in treatment often become part of a person’s recovery foundation – built on shared effort, honesty, and growth.

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Serenity Lane's Long-Term Residential Treatment option is available for individuals who suffer from severe addiction or chronic relapse.

02/11/2026

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02/11/2026

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02/11/2026

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02/11/2026

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