Victory Recovery Partners

11/26/2025

Asking for help isn’t easy, but it’s one of the bravest things a person can do. 💙

At Victory Recovery Partners, we never take it lightly when someone chooses us to be part of their journey. Every day, we’re reminded of the courage it takes to say, “I need support,” and the strength it takes to keep showing up.

We’re honored to walk beside you - through every challenge, every breakthrough, and every step toward healing.

Visit us at https://www.victoryrp.com/

11/22/2025

Sobriety isn’t the final destination of your recovery journey. Rather, it is just the beginning. Long-term drug use and substance use can cause years of damage to our bodies, relationships, and self-esteem. Part of beginning a successful recovery is to slowly, day by day, repair and resolve the issues caused by your long-term substance use and addiction.

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When people hear the word recovery, it is often associated with abstinence. This would include not drinking, not using drugs, and not engaging in addictive

11/19/2025

We recently had the honor of hearing from Liz Justesen, Esq., the keynote speaker at the Mini GAP 2025 workshop, “How Being Trauma-Informed Improves Criminal Justice Outcomes.”

Her insight, compassion, and commitment to justice remind us that when systems understand trauma, they support healing - not just compliance.

Thank you, Liz, for sharing your expertise and helping move this conversation forward.

11/19/2025

At Victory Recovery Partners, we know that mental health and substance use don’t happen in separate boxes - they’re connected.

That’s why our approach isn’t “let’s fix one and hope the other follows.” It’s “let’s treat both, together.”

Through therapy, psychiatric care, MAT, and wellness support, we help you heal the mind and body at the same time. Because lasting recovery means caring for all of you.

Visit us at https://www.victoryrp.com/

11/15/2025

If you’ve ever wondered, “Can a job fire you for mental health issues?” you’re not alone. Many employees worry about how anxiety, depression, or other mental health conditions might affect their job security. In a world where stress and burnout are common, it’s natural to feel concerned about whether being honest about your mental health could put your career at risk.

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Can a job fire you for mental health issues? Learn your rights under ADA and FMLA, and how Victory Recovery Partners supports work and recovery.

11/12/2025

Methadone treatment can be a powerful step toward recovery for those living with opioid use disorder. By easing withdrawal symptoms and reducing cravings, methadone helps individuals regain balance, rebuild routines, and focus on healing - one day at a time.

At Victory Recovery Partners, our team provides personalized methadone treatment in a safe, supportive environment where recovery feels possible.

Learn more about our program at https://www.victoryrp.com/services/methadone-treatment/

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11/08/2025

As you navigate through the ups and downs of the recovery process, you will begin to see how recovery is more than just avoiding old habits. Rather, recovery means rebuilding your life and developing new, healthier habits. To make these changes long-lasting and effective, developing a consistent morning and night routine is key. Healthy routines can help you feel secure, while reducing feelings of depression and anxiety. Developing a steady routine will help you to start and end your days with a sense of meaning and purpose. You will begin to feel like each day is special and one to look forward to. A consistent routine will also help to reduce stress, allowing you to feel a sense of control.

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As you navigate through the ups and downs of the recovery process, you will begin to see how recovery is more than just avoiding old habits. Rather, recovery

11/08/2025

This weekend, our team joined the LGBT Health Fair to help make sure conversations about addiction and mental health include everyone. 🏳️‍🌈

Members of the LGBTQ+ community face higher rates of mental health challenges and substance use - not because of who they are, but because of the stigma and barriers they often face when seeking care.

One of the most powerful parts of the day was The Coming Out Door - an interactive art exhibit where attendees shared drawings, quotes, and stories about their coming out experiences. It was a reminder of the courage it takes to live authentically, and the importance of spaces where everyone feels seen and supported.

Learn more about the next event at https://lgbtnetwork.org/events/lgbt-health-fair/

11/06/2025

We’re looking for passionate counselors to join our OTP teams in Shirley and Farmingville! 💙

At Victory Recovery Partners, patients come first - no one is left behind. If you’re dedicated to making a real difference in people’s lives and want to be part of a supportive, mission-driven team, we’d love to hear from you.

Apply today at victoryrp.com/contents/careers
Or send your resume to aeisenberg@victoryrp.com

11/04/2025

This past weekend, our team joined thousands at Jones Beach for the AFSP Long Island Walk - coming together to raise awareness, honor loved ones, and support su***de prevention. 💙

We’re proud to stand with the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention , helping raise over $608,000 toward their mission to save lives and bring hope to those affected by su***de.

Learn more at https://afspwalks.donordrive.com/LongIslandWalkWest

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10/31/2025

🎃👻 The team at Victory Recovery Partners went full Boo-tiful this Halloween - dressed up as ghosts, floating through the office, and spooking up some serious fun! We’re “out of the grave” excited to treat our coworkers to some ghoulish laughs and ghost-ly giggles. Wishing everyone a safe and happy night! 🍬🦇

10/30/2025

Our staff were proud to represent Victory at the Long Island Professional Liaisons Association’s very first event on October 28! Victory was also a proud sponsor of this masquerade, and is highly supportive of and endorses the launch of this organization.

It was inspiring to connect with other dedicated professionals who share the same commitment to ethical patient care and strong collaborative relationships across the field.

We’re excited to see how LIPLA will continue fostering integrity, connection, and growth within our community.

Learn more or become a member to support ethical patient care practices and meaningful professional connections at https://lipla.org.