High Watch Recovery Center

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Sean McGowan, Vice President of Continuing Care at High Watch Recovery Center, was honored today with the Champion Award...
04/23/2026

Sean McGowan, Vice President of Continuing Care at High Watch Recovery Center, was honored today with the Champion Award at the Connecticut Labor Assistance Professionals Annual Awards Luncheon.

Sean is deeply committed to the work of supporting individuals and families navigating substance use and mental health challenges, with a strong focus on serving union members and the labor community.

We are proud to see Sean honored among his peers in the labor assistance field. This recognition reflects the care and dedication he brings to his work and the impact he has had on union members and their families seeking support and recovery.

Gratitude in Action lives in the strength and generosity of our community and the families who support this mission. You...
04/23/2026

Gratitude in Action lives in the strength and generosity of our community and the families who support this mission. Your willingness to show up, to care, and to believe in recovery makes all the difference. Together, you offer hope, healing, and renewed connection—ensuring that no family ever walks this road alone.

Because of you, doors stay open, hope stays alive, and lives change every day at High Watch and Alina. Your generosity r...
04/16/2026

Because of you, doors stay open, hope stays alive, and lives change every day at High Watch and Alina. Your generosity removes barriers and reminds our community that no one walks this path alone.

Last week, our alumni managers, Andrea and Nicole, had the opportunity to attend the 2026 TPAS Spring In-Person Collabor...
04/13/2026

Last week, our alumni managers, Andrea and Nicole, had the opportunity to attend the 2026 TPAS Spring In-Person Collaborative—connecting with passionate alumni and recovery professionals.

Through this experience, our alumni team learned directly from peers, exchanged ideas, and gained new perspectives that continue to expand their skillset. Engaging with others in the field allows them to bring back fresh approaches, strengthen their expertise, and better support our guests throughout their recovery journey.

Thank you to TPAS for hosting this event and for creating a space for alumni teams to continue their growth and education.

This community changes lives—and families.Because of you, mothers and fathers can stay in treatment, transition into a s...
04/09/2026

This community changes lives—and families.

Because of you, mothers and fathers can stay in treatment, transition into a sober life that was once thought impossible, and build a future the entire family believes in.

Thank you for being part of stories like this. This is gratitude in action.

Side by side—in the dish pit, the salad line, and every ordinary moment that turned out to be anything but—we learned hu...
04/06/2026

Side by side—in the dish pit, the salad line, and every ordinary moment that turned out to be anything but—we learned humility. Accountability. And the quiet power of doing the next right thing, one day at a time.

Two years later, we’re still standing together. Still choosing honesty. Still grateful. And still focused on what matters most: showing up fully for the next 24 hours—and for the life that keeps unfolding beyond campus.

Endlessly grateful for this place, these people, and a future filled with possibility.

When compassion meets commitment, families heal. Thank you for making space for forgiveness, reconnection, and hope. Thi...
04/02/2026

When compassion meets commitment, families heal. Thank you for making space for forgiveness, reconnection, and hope. This is Gratitude in Action.

“We are people who normally would not mix…” And yet, through shared commitment and support, lives are rebuilt long after...
03/26/2026

“We are people who normally would not mix…”

And yet, through shared commitment and support, lives are rebuilt long after leaving campus. From five-year anniversaries to daily acts of integrity, courage, and pride, the suggestions taken and habits practiced here carry forward into families, friendships, and communities.

Our common belief makes this possible. Our collective gratitude ensures it burns in perpetuity.

This is life beyond campus—and it is deeply worth celebrating.

03/20/2026

Recovery doesn’t just change one life—it restores families, futures, and hope.

When a woman stopped Dr. Boris to say, “You saved my husband’s life… he came to High Watch,” the emotion and gratitude said everything.

Every story fuels our mission—Every person who walks the Hill of Hope deserves the chance to heal.

This is the work. This is the calling. This is the gift of recovery.

03/17/2026

Bibs for world‑class races disappear fast—and the Sydney Marathon on Sunday, August 30, 2026 is one of the toughest to secure. But you still have a chance.

High Watch has access to premier races, and if you run with us, every mile carries someone else toward hope, healing, and the possibility of a new life. This isn’t just a race—it’s a chance to change a story.

If your heart is pulling you toward something bigger, don’t wait. These opportunities won’t last.

Reach out to Ryan Hatfield today: rhatfield@highwatchrecovery.org

03/09/2026

Leadership isn’t a title — it’s a responsibility.

At High Watch, we honor the women whose leadership is grounded in humility, consistency, and the kind of strength that lifts others rather than elevates itself. True leadership creates space for people to grow, heal, and rise. In the field of addiction recovery, this form of authentic, service‑driven leadership is not only meaningful; it is transformative.

In the spirit of International Women’s Day, we continue celebrating the women who guide, inspire, and strengthen our community every day.

Join us at our next Women in Leadership program. June 10, 2026

A day of learning, connection, and collective rising. More details coming soon.

Our amazing alumna and admissions superstar Bridget Dugan is running the Tokyo Marathon on March 1st to support High Wat...
02/23/2026

Our amazing alumna and admissions superstar Bridget Dugan is running the Tokyo Marathon on March 1st to support High Watch! She’s taking on 26.2 miles (yes… on purpose) to help fuel the life‑changing work happening every day on the Hill of Hope.

By supporting Bridget during this milestone (pun intended 😄), you’re lifting her up and helping prove to our community that we truly can do hard and miraculous things—together.
We’re down to the final $1,000 of her fundraising goal, and every gift—of any size—is meaningful and directly supports our work here at High Watch.

👉 Click here to support Bridget and High Watch: https://www.givengain.com/project/bridget-raising-funds-for-high-watch-recovery-center-111821

Let’s close this gap and send her to Tokyo with all the love and momentum she deserves!

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