Connections In Recovery

04/17/2026

When someone you love is struggling with addiction or a mental health crisis, the moment you realize help is needed can feel overwhelming. You may have tried conversations that went nowhere, set boundaries that were ignored, or watched the person you care about disappear further into their illness. An intervention is not a last resort born of desperation.

When done correctly, it is a structured, compassionate, and evidence-based process that opens the door to treatment. Understanding how to stage an intervention, and doing it with professional guidance, gives your family the best possible chance of a successful outcome.

Read more here: https://connectionsinrecovery.com/how-to-stage-an-intervention-a-step-by-step-family-guide-to-getting-your-loved-one-help/

04/14/2026

When a client needs to access treatment, transition between facilities, or navigate a high risk situation, the journey itself can be one of the most vulnerable points in the recovery process.

In these moments, having compassionate support can be the difference between uncertainty and a safe, supported path forward. Many individuals are facing fear, resistance, or emotional overwhelm, making trusted support essential every step of the way.

Read more here: https://conta.cc/4tPfXKz

04/10/2026

Great professional dinner, and new Palm Beach hotspot - CiR Co-owner and Sarah Gentry Counseling Psychotherapy | LMHC, CAP, CRRA

04/08/2026

Eating disorders are among the most misunderstood, and most dangerous, mental health conditions in the world. They don’t discriminate by age, gender, race, or background. They thrive in silence, often hidden behind a smile or a carefully curated social media feed. And they are growing at an alarming rate.

According to the National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA), global eating disorder prevalence nearly doubled 👉 rising from 3.5% to 7.8% 👈 between 2000 and 2018. That trajectory has not slowed down…

In the United States alone, research from Deloitte Access Economics estimates that someone dies from an eating disorder every 52 minutes. These are not rare conditions quietly affecting a few. They are a public health crisis hiding in plain sight.

Eating disorders are a daily struggle for an estimated 10 million females and 1 million males in the States, according to data compiled by the Eating Disorder Hope. It is most prevalent among females aged 20 to 29, with roughly 5.79% of this group estimated to be affected.

04/06/2026

Catch us at West Coast Symposium 2026 🌵

CiR will be at WCSAD May 28th - 30th and would love to connect. If you’re attending, say hello—we’re always excited to meet fellow professionals and advocates in the recovery and mental health space. See you in the desert!

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04/03/2026

Great conversation and shared passion last night in Malibu at the and dinner! 🙏🏽

04/02/2026

Movement isn’t just physical ➡️ it’s mental.

Every step, lift, and stretch starts in the brain. When your mind and body are in sync, movement becomes more efficient, intentional, and powerful. That’s the mind-muscle connection at work.

But real progress doesn’t just come from pushing harder. It comes from recovering smarter.

Active recovery is the missing piece many overlook. Gentle movement, nervous system regulation, and true mental reset allow your body to repair, reduce inflammation, and come back stronger.

When stress stays high, recovery slows down. When the mind is calm, the body can do what it’s designed to do: heal, rebuild, and grow.

That’s why top performers don’t just train their bodies — they train their brains. Focus, coordination, and recovery all begin there.

Simple shift for this week:
✔ Move with intention
✔ Recover with awareness
✔ Train your brain as much as your body

Because peak performance isn’t just about how hard you go. Rather, it’s about how well you recover.
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04/01/2026

With Dr. Don Grant presenting at DFW Behavioral Health Symposium in Dallas! His research is incredible! Many thanks 🙏🏽 to the amazing Rick and Sylvia Hubbard for a truly classy and beautifully executed conference. Congratulations on your 12th annual event—definitely a conference highlight of the year! 💛

03/26/2026

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03/25/2026

On April 1, 2026, Connections in Recovery proudly marks 15 years of service.

Founded in 2011, our mission has remained clear and unwavering: to connect individuals navigating mental health challenges and substance misuse with trusted providers, recovery companions, and resources that support lasting wellness.

Long before sober coaching and mental health coaching became widely recognized, Connections in Recovery was among the first to help shape what ethical, structured, and clinically aligned coaching could and should look like. Fifteen years later, we remain committed to raising that standard.

Over the past decade and a half, we have supported adults and adolescents across Los Angeles, New York, Colorado, Florida, and internationally in Paris, London, and beyond. Our work has always been grounded in discretion, expertise, and a deep commitment to long-term outcomes.

We are incredibly grateful to the clinicians, partners, families, and individuals who have trusted us along the way. This milestone is a reflection of a shared commitment to meaningful, lasting recovery.

Here’s to the work ahead. 💛

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03/18/2026

Wherever you are on your journey, the right environment can change everything.

At CiR Wellness, we curate meaningful experiences that support your growth, restoration, and connection—whether that’s a peaceful retreat, a dynamic adventure, or time with trusted wellness experts around the world.

From the first conversation to the final details, we’re here to make the process seamless so you can focus on what matters most: feeling better, stronger, and more aligned.

Your next chapter starts with intention. ✨

Contact CiR Wellness at 1-888-617-1050 to speak with a member of our team.

We serve clients in Los Angeles, New York, Europe and beyond.

03/15/2026

🌵 Dallas, we’re excited to be here!
Connections in Recovery is proud to attend our friend Rick Hubbard’s annual DFW Behavioral Health Symposium (DFWBHS), supporting the Dallas and Fort Worth chapters of TAAP. It’s always inspiring to gather with clinicians, advocates, and community leaders focused on advancing mental health and substance use recovery.

Looking forward to meaningful conversations, new connections, and sharing ideas. See you there!