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A Bridge to Recovery

Outpatient Treatment Specializing in Addressing Alcohol and Substance Abuse Issues, Eating Disorders, and S*x Addiction.

A Bridge to Recovery is an Outpatient Treatment Center that focuses on treating the underlying issues that are fueling negative self destructive behaviors. We specialize in treating substance use disorders, s*x addiction, and trauma. Please feel free to call our staff with any questions or if you would like to set up an appointment. 601-977-9353 or email us @ info@btrms.com

02/21/2026

Our team attended the 18th Annual Mississippi Addiction Conference this week where we had the opportunity to expand our knowledge, strengthen our approaches to treatment for our clients, and connect with our peers in the community.

Our own Dr. Trihoulis presented and provided us with emerging research on newly explored treatment modalities to ensure that we are continuing to maintain open-mindedness to different approaches in our field.

We are so thankful to everyone who had a hand in putting this conference together for another year and are feeling encouraged and reinvigorated to continue providing the best care and support possible for our clients and their families!

02/06/2026

If you’ve connected with Bridge in any way, you’ve interacted with our Office Manager, Renee.

From keeping our office running smoothly behind the scenes to being a steady presence for our clients and team, Renee’s dedication does not go unnoticed.

We wanted to use this as a small way to celebrate her and how much she does for Bridge every day! 💙 We also couldn’t resist posting because of the accuracy of the picture. 😊

Huge thanks to Renee for everything she does and the care and commitment she brings to this work. Our clients and team are lucky to have her!

01/21/2026

🍳 Wednesday Wellness: Benefits of Breakfast 🍳

Starting your day with breakfast does more than curb hunger. It helps support steady energy, improved concentration, balanced mood, and overall well-being. Regular morning nourishment can make a meaningful difference for both mental and physical health throughout your day.

Here are some breakfast ideas we have been loving:
🥑 Eggs with toast and avocado
🍓 Greek yogurt with granola and berries (or any fruit you like)
🍌 Oatmeal with nut butter and banana slices
🍞 Cottage cheese with fruit on a slice of whole grain toast
🥤 Smoothie (recipe in picture 😋)

Small habits add up. Breakfast is a great place to start 🩷
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01/19/2026

Today we honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. - a legacy rooted in compassion, justice, and the belief that healing begins with understanding.

At Bridge, we are reminded that emotional wellness and equity go hand in hand. We strive to create a space where every voice is heard, every story matters, and everyone is treated with dignity and respect.

“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

01/14/2026

✨ Wednesday Wellness: Gentle Movement ✨

Gentle movement matters, especially in the middle of a busy week. 🌿
�You don’t need an intense workout to support your mental health. Small, intentional movements throughout the week can help reduce stress, release tension, improve mood, and reconnect you with your body.

If your nervous system is feeling a little overloaded, try a few minutes of slow, mindful movement today. Here are some gentle stretches you can do at home, no equipment needed:

🧘‍♀️ Neck Release�Sit comfortably. Slowly tilt your head to the right, bringing your ear toward your shoulder. Hold for 3–5 deep breaths. Switch sides and repeat.

🌬 Shoulder Rolls�Inhale as you lift your shoulders up toward your ears. Exhale as you roll them back and down. Repeat 5 times, then reverse direction.

🌱 Seated Side Stretch�Raise your right arm overhead and gently lean to the left. Keep breathing into your side body for 3 breaths. Switch sides.

🐈 Cat–Cow (Seated or on the floor)�Inhale, gently arch your back and lift your chest.�Exhale, round your spine and drop your chin.�Move slowly for 5–8 breaths.

Remember: gentle movement is about listening to your body, not pushing it. Even a few minutes can make a difference. 💚
How are you caring for your body today?

01/07/2026

🌉 Wednesday Wellness: Healthy Boundaries 🌉

Boundaries aren’t walls. They’re bridges to healthier relationships.
They help us protect our energy, communicate our needs, and show up more authentically with ourselves and others.

Healthy boundaries can look like:
- Saying “no” without guilt
- Asking for what you need
- Taking space when something doesn’t feel right
- Letting go of responsibility for others’ emotions

If setting boundaries feels uncomfortable, you’re not alone. It’s a skill, and, like any skill, it can be learned and practiced with compassion.

💭 Gentle reflection:
Where in your life could a small boundary create a little more peace?

You deserve relationships that honor your well-being. 🤍

01/01/2026

🎆 Happy New Year from The Bridge Team! 🎆

As we step into 2026, we want to take a moment to acknowledge how far you’ve come! Whether this past year was full of growth, challenges, or both, every step matters.

💜 A gentle reminder for the new year
* Progress doesn’t have to be perfect.
* Set intentions, not rigid expectations.
* Consistency is key.
* Self-compassion is essential.
* Healing is a journey, not a race.

May this year bring you moments of peace, self-discovery, connection, and hope. Whatever comes your way, you don’t have to navigate it alone! Happy New Year! 🥳

12/31/2025

✨Wednesday Wellness: Gentle Reflection & Intentions for 2026 ✨

As we step toward a new year, it’s natural to reflect on where we’ve been and what we hope for in the months ahead. This year, our focus is on gentle intention-setting and self-compassion instead of pressure and perfection.

Why reflection and intention matter:
* They help us honor both our growth and our challenges.
* They remind us that progress is not linear.
* They encourage alignment with our values, not just our to-do lists.
* They invite us to treat ourselves with kindness as we step into a new chapter.

📜 Short Manifestation and Vision Board Activity:

1️⃣ Find a quiet space and take a few deep breaths.
2️⃣ Reflect on 2025: What are you proud of? What challenged you?
3️⃣ Ask yourself: “What do I want to feel more of in 2026?”
4️⃣ Write down 3-5 gentle intentions (they can be feelings, habits, or values - not just “goals”).
5️⃣ Pair your list with a visual representation of your intentions (a vision board) and place it somewhere visible. Let it inspire, not pressure, you throughout the year.

✨ Take a look at our 2026 Vision Board and comment to share your intentions for the new year! We would love to hear them!

Remember: a new year is an invitation, not a deadline. Progress happens in small, compassionate steps. 💛

12/25/2025

🎄 Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas from the Bridge Team 🎄

As the year comes to a close, we want to pause and send a little extra warmth your way.

The holidays can hold many feelings, from comfort to sadness, gratitude, grief, hope, stress, joy, and everything in between. However this season shows up for you, it’s okay to meet it gently.

🧣 Wrap yourself in rest when you can.
🕯️ Create space for what feels nourishing.
❤️ And remember: you don’t have to do this season perfectly to be worthy of care.

We’re grateful to be part of your journey and are wishing you moments of peace, softness, and connection this holiday season. 🤍

12/24/2025

❄️ Wednesday Wellness: Rest is Productive - Especially During the Holidays ❄️

In a season that often encourages doing more, it’s important to remember:
Rest is not a reward for finishing everything, it’s a requirement for well-being.

The holidays can place extra demands on our time, energy, and nervous systems. Choosing to rest isn’t laziness or avoidance. It’s an intentional act of self-care. ⛄️

Why rest matters:
* Supports nervous system regulation
* Improves focus, mood, and emotional resilience
* Helps prevent burnout and overwhelm
* Creates space for presence and connection

🕯️ Rest can look like slowing your pace, saying no to an extra commitment, stepping outside for fresh air, or allowing yourself a quiet moment, even in the middle of a busy day.

During the holidays, honoring your need for rest is a way of protecting your mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual health. 🤍

12/17/2025

🤍 Wednesday Wellness: Progress Isn’t Linear 🤍

Recovery doesn’t move in a straight line. There are steps forward, pauses, and sometime steps back. All of it is part of the process.

Especially during the holidays, routines change, stress increases, emotions run high, and old patterns/behaviors can resurface. A setback doesn’t mean you’ve failed; it means you’re human.

🌱 What a setback really means:
* Your nervous system may be overwhelmed
* You’re learning what support you need
* You’re practicing awareness, not perfection
* You’re still in recovery, even on hard days

🪴 Progress is measured by showing up, reaching out, and continuing after a difficult moment, not by never struggling.

🧘 Grounding/Reflection Prompt
Take a slow breath and ask yourself:
“What do I need more of right now - support, rest, compassion?”
There’s no wrong answer.

If you’re finding this season hard, you’re not alone. Be gentle with yourself. Healing allows room for rest, repair, and recommitment. 🤍

12/10/2025

🥘 Wednesday Wellness: Nourishing Your Recovery 🥘

Recovery isn’t just about what you let go of; it’s also about what you add back in.
One of the most powerful, and often overlooked, tools in the healing process is consistent, balanced nutrition.

When your body gets the nutrients it needs, your brain can:
🍎 Regulate mood more effectively
🍌 Improve focus and clarity
🥑 Reduce cravings and impulsivity
🍇 Strengthen stress tolerance
🥝 Support stable energy throughout the day

Whether you’re healing from substance use, process addictions, or disordered patterns around food, nourishment is a key part of rebuilding safety and stability within yourself.

Small steps count:
🥗 Eat at regular intervals
💧 Stay hydrated
🥬 Add one nutrient-rich item to your day
🧠 Practice gentle awareness of hunger/fullness cues
🤝 Reach out for support if nourishment feels overwhelming

Remember, fueling your body is an act of recovery, resilience, and self-respect. You deserve to feel grounded, clear, and supported from the inside out.

For a nutritious, filling, and cozy meal tonight, try out our recipe for crockpot turkey chili, and let us know what you think! ❤️

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1437 Old Square Road Suite 101
Jackson, MS
39211

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Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+16019779353

Website

http://www.btrms.com/

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