Revived Recovery

11/11/2025

Bill Wilson and his wife Lois Wilson. Bill, Alcoholics Anonymous cofounder and Lois, Al-Anon Family Groups cofounder.

11/11/2025

11/06/2025

Revived Essence Recovery ladies enjoyed a day of recovery-focused fun at The White Oak Pumpkin Patch, engaging in wholesome seasonal activities including hayrides, visiting farm animals, and playing in the corn tub 😂The outing provided a meaningful opportunity for the women to relax, connect with one another, and experience joy in sobriety. Laughter and genuine enjoyment were evident throughout the day as participants explored ways to have fun and build positive memories without the use of substances.

11/03/2025

Today we want to take a moment to celebrate and recognize Sandi Klemanski, our incredible Residential Director at Revived Radiance Recovery.

Sandi’s leadership, compassion, and dedication shine through every day. She goes above and beyond to ensure our residents feel supported, valued, and understood. Her steady presence and deep commitment to recovery make a lasting difference in the lives of everyone she works with.

We’re grateful for her heart, her guidance, and the positive energy she brings to our program each day. Thank you, Sandi, for being such an essential part of the Radiance family — your impact reaches far beyond words.

10/29/2025

Revived Recovery clients participated in a group focused on sober fun and gratitude. They collaborated to design a bulletin board that reflected empathy, care, and positive community values. Throughout the activity, clients demonstrated teamwork, creativity, and engagement. They applied the coping skills and knowledge gained during their time in the program, showing increased insight into healthy ways to experience enjoyment and connection in recovery.

10/28/2025

🎉 Today we’re celebrating Haley Lewis for completing treatment at Radiance Recovery! Your dedication, growth, and commitment to your recovery journey have been incredible to witness. We’re so proud of you, Haley — keep moving forward and shining bright! 🌟💪

10/27/2025

Allison Duff, MSW, TCADC, Director of Revived Recovery, is a true example of compassionate leadership and dedication in the field of substance abuse recovery. Her unwavering commitment to guiding men toward long-term sobriety and personal growth has created an environment where hope and healing flourish. With her strong clinical expertise and genuine care for each individual, Allison leads with both heart and professionalism, ensuring that every client feels seen, supported, and capable of transformation. Her ability to balance structure with empathy makes Revived Recovery not just a program—but a place of purpose, second chances, and renewed life.

10/25/2025

Revived Essence Recovery participated in a fall-themed therapeutic activity focused on painting pumpkins and recognizing one another’s clean time milestones. This group activity encouraged the use of healthy coping skills, self-expression, and peer support—key components of sustained recovery. It was inspiring to see clients engage positively, build connections, and celebrate progress together in a supportive environment. 💛

10/25/2025

Grapevine Daily Quote

October 25, 2025

“In AA we talk a great deal about each other. Provided our motives are thoroughly good, this is not in the least wrong. But damaging gossip is quite something else. Of course, this kind of scuttlebutt can be well grounded in fact. But no such abuse of the facts could ever be twisted into anything resembling integrity. It can't be maintained that this sort of superficial honesty is good for anyone. So the need to examine ourselves is very much with us. Following a gossip binge we can well ask ourselves these questions: ‘Why did we say what we did? Were we only trying to be helpful and informative? Or were we not trying to feel superior by confessing the other fellow's sins? Or, because of fear and dislike, were we not really aiming to damage him?’ This would be an honest attempt to examine ourselves, rather than the other fellow. Here we see the difference between the use of the truth and its misuse. Right here we begin to regain the integrity we had lost.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961, “This Matter of Honesty,” The Language of the Heart

10/24/2025

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10/23/2025

Grapevine Daily Quote

October 23, 2025

“Well-remembered is the comfort I used to take from an exaggerated belief in my own honesty ... I was so absurdly proud of my business standards that I never failed to whip up a fine contempt for those of my fellow Wall-Streeters who were prone to short-change their customers. This was arrogant enough, but the ensuing self-deception proved even worse. My prized business honesty was presently converted into a comfortable cloak under which I could hide the many serious flaws that beset other departments of my life. Being certain of this one virtue, it was easy to conclude that I had them all. For years on end, this prevented me from taking a good look at myself.”

AA Co-Founder, Bill W., August 1961, “This Matter of Honesty,” The Language of the Heart