Recovery First Treatment Center

Recovery First Treatment Center Recovery First provides client-centered addiction treatment and drug rehabilitation for adults struggling with drug and alcohol addiction.

Recovery First offers evidence-based care for addiction and co-occurring disorders in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Our licensed and qualified team helps our clients develop an individualized rehabilitation plan and treatment goals. During treatment, clients work on their individualized aftercare plans in preparation for integration into the community, home life, and employment. To reinforce the recovery skills learned while in treatment, we encourage clients to participate in Recovery First alumni events, join local recovery groups, attend 12-Step programs, explore Sober Living activities/housing, and practice relapse prevention strategies. Recovery First’s Key features:
- The Joint Commission Accredited
- Licensed Staff
- Relapse Prevention
- Alumni Program

Our Mission

To restore hope and empower individuals and families impacted by the disease of addiction. United by compassion and a commitment to inclusive care, we provide a foundation for lasting recovery that saves and transforms lives. Our Vision
To foster a world free from the stigma of addiction, where quality treatment and support are accessible for all.

Many people think recovery is just about quitting.But the truth is, it’s about beginnings. Learning how to connect, grow...
01/21/2026

Many people think recovery is just about quitting.

But the truth is, it’s about beginnings. Learning how to connect, grow, and live with purpose again.

🫶 It's beginning to trust yourself.
🧠 It's about mental clarity.
☮️ It's finding peace.

Recovery doesn’t just treat addiction. It transforms lives! 💙

Are you in recovery? What’s one thing sobriety gave you that you didn’t expect? Jump into the comments and let us know. 👇

01/20/2026

Most people think recovery is all willpower and action.

But here’s the twist: your brain doesn’t fully separate imagination from reality. 🤯

A study shared by Mike Diamond (who has nearly 20 years in recovery!) broke this down:

🏀 One group practiced free throws
🎮 One group messed around
🧠 One group only visualized shooting—no ball, no court

After 30 days:
• Practice group improved ~30%
• The “just messing around” group didn’t change
• Visualization-only group improved 23% without touching a basketball

That’s huge for recovery!
When you imagine yourself sober…
When you picture yourself stable…
When you see yourself healing…

Your brain starts laying the groundwork.

Visualization isn’t pretending. It’s preparation. 💪

👇 We're curious. Have you ever used visualization for recovery or in other areas of your life? Did it help?

01/19/2026

At the heart of Dr. King’s work was a belief in human dignity and our responsibility to one another. 💙

Yet even now, shame and stigma prevent many people from talking openly about mental health and substance use disorders.

We believe healing becomes possible when understanding replaces shame, when people are seen beyond labels, and when care is offered without judgment. 💙

This is one way we honor his legacy.

01/15/2026

Our alumni gathered for our annual intention-setting -- this year through a hands-on vision board workshop filled with creativity, reflection, and real connection!

Collages, conversation, and space to get clear on what’s next... together.🫶

A simple reminder that recovery grows in community. 🤍

Progress > Perfection. And tonight, we’ll talk about why that matters in recovery.Mission Forward is a free, virtual dis...
01/14/2026

Progress > Perfection. And tonight, we’ll talk about why that matters in recovery.

Mission Forward is a free, virtual discussion space for Veterans navigating recovery and the people who support them. No pressure. No judgment. Just connection, shared experience, and progress at your pace.

During tonight’s session, you’ll:
• Talk with other Veterans who “get it”
• Learn tools for managing recovery day-to-day
• Hear from peers on what helps, and what doesn’t
• Walk away with perspective and encouragement

📅 Tonight | 6 PM CT
🖥 Free + Virtual
🔗 Join here: https://loom.ly/bKhZ71o
(Scroll down to the calendar to get the link.)

You don’t have to do recovery alone. Come as you are;
leave supported.

01/13/2026

Resolutions often fade, but intentions can guide real change in recovery.

Recovery First alumni and the recovery community are invited to a free virtual discussion hosted by Mike Diamond, who brings 20 years of recovery experience.

In this hour, you’ll:
✔ Set one personal intention for 2026
✔ Identify a clear, manageable action step
✔ Connect with others in recovery

📅 Tonight | 7 PM ET (Virtual)
🔗 Join us live: https://loom.ly/BNk81cs

Come as you are. Leave with clarity. ❤️

✨ Resolutions Aren’t the Problem. Pressure Is. ✨Recovery doesn’t need another reset. i\It needs intention, compassion, a...
01/12/2026

✨ Resolutions Aren’t the Problem. Pressure Is. ✨

Recovery doesn’t need another reset. i\It needs intention, compassion, and support.

Join Mike Diamond, our Director of Engagement & Intervention Services, for a free 1-hour virtual session focused on setting intentions that support real recovery — not perfection.

What you’ll gain:
✨ One intention that feels realistic
✨ One small step you can take immediately
✨ Encouragement that actually helps

📅 Tuesday, Jan 13 | 7 PM ET

🖥 Virtual + Free

Open to the recovery community, alumni, friends, and family. 💛

🔗 Save your seat for tomorrow: https://loom.ly/BNk81cs

01/08/2026

“Suboxone doesn’t work for fentanyl.”
You’ve probably heard that before.

Dr. Smith explains why people believe that... and why it’s not true. 🚫

👉 Suboxone DOES work for fentanyl.
The issue isn’t the medication. It’s timing and support.💪

Started at the right time, Suboxone works extremely well for withdrawal and cravings! ❤️ What matters most in that window is comfort, monitoring, and support

If you’ve been told Suboxone doesn’t work for fentanyl, this explanation is worth watching. 📽️

01/07/2026

January is Substance Use Disorder Treatment Awareness Month! 💙 This is your reminder that small steps are still steps forward -- even when they feel hard.

We don't believe that you have to change everything today. Real progress starts by focusing on one day at a time. 💪

⭐ One healthier choice.
⭐ One step toward stability.
⭐ One day where you keep going.

That’s forward movement. And today is enough. ❤️

Every day is a new opportunity to move toward recovery.

01/07/2026

💛 Their Story Could Be Yours 💛

For many people, the new year brings questions about what they want life to look like moving forward. For Ashley, an alum from one of our sister facilities in Texas, recovery began when she chose to look honestly at what had been driving her pain.

“When I addressed what was underneath,” Ashley shares, “I stopped needing to numb, forget, or run away.
I healed. I grew. And my life changed.”

Recovery opens the door to possibility! Whether that’s rediscovering who you were before the struggle or becoming someone new through healing and self-understanding. 🫶

If recovery from addiction -- or freedom from patterns holding you back -- is something you’ve been thinking about, know that change is possible, and help is within reach.

🎥 Watch Ashley’s full story at the link in the comments and let us know: What kind of future are you hoping to build? ❤️

January check-in! ✨For some, Dry January is about a reset. For others, it’s just about paying attention.Even 30 days wit...
01/05/2026

January check-in! ✨

For some, Dry January is about a reset. For others, it’s just about paying attention.

Even 30 days without alcohol can bring noticeable changes, from sleep to focus to energy levels.

Here are a few quick facts about what can shift when alcohol takes a back seat. 👇

If you’re doing Dry January , what’s one thing you’ve noticed so far -- or something you’re hoping to notice? Jump into the comments and let us know! 💬

01/03/2026

For International Mind-Body Wellness Day, we’re pausing to acknowledge the connection between physical well-being and mental health.

Mental and physical health aren’t separate systems; they influence each other, constantly. Care works best when the whole person is considered.

What’s one practice that helps you stay grounded or focused when you need it most? ❤️

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