Revolve Recovery

12/05/2025

12/02/2025

Starting off the holiday season with annual Jingle and Mingle event supporting such great foundations like .house and ! So great seeing everyone! Let the holiday festivities begin ❤️😍🎄

12/01/2025

Embracing the 'is-ness' of today. Trauma recovery means accepting our reality without judgment. Radical acceptance helps us sit with our current reality, offering a path through recovery and into the present moment. Even on a Post-Holiday-Monday 😉

11/27/2025

So very grateful today, and everyday, for all of you who have shaped Revolve Recovery to be what it is today!

11/26/2025

Many of us know the tools for repair: how to communicate, how to be vulnerable, how to reconnect. But in real moments of conflict or hurt, we cannot always reach for them.

In trauma treatment, we often see that resentment acts like a protector. It steps in to say, “Stay guarded so this does not happen again.” Even if it is not effective now, it may have once been necessary.

When we meet resentment with curiosity and compassion instead of judgment, we begin to understand why it is there and what it needs in order to step back.

That creates more space for regulation around the discomfort of being vulnerable and more room to engage the strategies that truly support repair and connection. It also helps rebuild trust and a sense of safety, even when the process feels uncomfortable.

As we move into a week focused on connection, family, and closeness, this feels like an important reminder. We welcome your thoughts and questions, and we hope you have a grounded and gentle week ahead. 🤍

11/25/2025

11/21/2025

As we head into the holiday week, we’re grateful for the incredible work our team does every day. 💛🧡

From guiding clients through challenges to supporting families with patience and care, Revolve Recovery truly meets people where they are.

This Friday, we celebrate the lives touched and the journeys transformed.

Have an amazing weekend!

11/19/2025

Help Bring Joy to Children in Foster Care

This holiday season, we’re supporting Extraordinary Families, a foster care agency close to our hearts. You can make a difference by donating new or unused toys or gift cards for children and youth in foster care.

Every gift helps bring a little more joy to a child’s holiday.

How to donate:
Stop by Revolve Recovery
Address: 3101 Washington Blvd., Marina Del Rey, CA 90292

Or contact us for pickup:
• Phone: (800) 957-1129
• Email: revolve@revolverecovery.com

You can also contact Extraordinary Families directly if you would like to make a donation.
>213-365-2900
>info@extraordinaryfamilies.org

Thank you for helping us spread happiness and hope.

11/17/2025

Shame intensifies trauma by isolating and fracturing experience. It whispers in the quiet, shaping pain we often cannot name.

Healing begins when we see it within the web of our relationships, our communities, and our histories.

Recovery is relational, ecological, and possible.

11/12/2025

Avoidance is a natural response to trauma…but it also reinforces the very symptoms we’re trying to escape.

The nervous system interprets avoidance as protection, but over time, that protection becomes a trap.

Sustainable recovery begins when clients learn to face pain safely, with structure, regulation, and support.

11/11/2025

Honoring our brave veterans, today and everyday 🇺🇸♥️🤍💙

11/10/2025

Many veterans live with the lingering effects of combat stress and unresolved trauma, marked by hyperarousal, vigilance, and difficulty regulating emotional and physiological responses.

These patterns reflect the brain’s natural adaptation to threat, and is not a reflection on strength.

As described in The Biology of Shame: How Trauma Shapes Neurochemistry and Healing Pathways:

“Therapies such as EMDR and Somatic Experiencing help regulate the overactive amygdala, the brain’s fear center. By calming the fight-or-flight response, they reduce the overwhelming emotions tied to shame.”

Healing involves rebalancing the nervous system and restoring a sense of safety and control.

This Veterans Day Eve, we recognize the enduring resilience of those who have served and continue to rebuild their lives through evidence-based care that supports recovery at both the neurological and emotional levels.