Turning Point Center of Rutland

04/06/2026

🌱 Letting Go to Move Forward

Resentments can feel powerful, but in recovery they quietly drain our energy, our peace, and our ability to grow. Holding onto old hurts keeps us tied to the very pain we’re working so hard to heal from. When we choose to face resentments with honesty and courage, we reclaim our freedom one step at a time.

Every time we release a resentment, we make space for something better—clarity, connection, and the possibility of real healing.

“Resentment is like drinking poison and then hoping it will kill your enemies.” — Nelson Mandela

Today, let’s practice letting go. Not because the past didn’t matter, but because you matter more.

You deserve a life that isn’t weighed down by yesterday. One breath, one choice, one moment of willingness at a time—we move forward together.

04/04/2026

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04/03/2026

🌟 The Essentials Drive — Make a Difference!

Every day, neighbors walk through our doors doing the brave work of rebuilding their lives. What seems small to many of us — a toothbrush, a warm pair of socks, a bottle of shampoo — can be the difference between feeling forgotten and feeling human again.

That’s why we launched the Turning Point Center of Rutland Essentials Drive, and we’re inviting our whole community to join us.

🛒 You can donate directly through our online drive here:
https://www.giftdrive.org/drive/364

Every item purchased goes straight to people in recovery right here in Rutland County — no middleman, no guesswork, just real support where it’s needed most.

💛 How you can help today
- Click the link
- Choose an item
- Share this post so others can join in

Small acts add up fast. Let’s show our community what compassion looks like in action.

Thank you for standing with us, for believing in recovery, and for helping make sure no one has to go without the basics while they rebuild their life. ❤️

At the Turning Point Center of Rutland, we provide peer-based recovery support for individuals navigating substance use, mental health challenges, and hous...

04/02/2026

C'mon down to Thursday Cafe and grab some grub! Cafe goes from 11-2 while food supply lasts!

Today's guest chef: Bradford Psychiatric Associates

Meal: Ham, mashed potatoes, veggie choice, and applesauce served w/ a roll.

Dessert: Choice of brownie or magic bar.

A huge heartfelt shout-out to BPA ❤️

04/01/2026

“Never make someone a priority when all you are to them is an option.” — Maya Angelou

In recovery, building healthy relationships is one of the most important steps we take toward healing. Healthy relationships honor our boundaries, respect our growth, and support the person we’re becoming. They feel steady, mutual, and safe — not draining or one‑sided.

Healthy relationships in recovery look like:

- People who listen without judgment
- Friends who celebrate your progress
- Boundaries that are respected, not questioned
- Communication that is honest and kind
- Connections that help you stay grounded

At the Turning Point Center of Rutland, we believe everyone deserves relationships that lift them up, not weigh them down. Recovery becomes stronger when we surround ourselves with people who value our well‑being and walk beside us with compassion.

Choose the connections that choose your healing.

03/31/2026

“You don’t have to see the whole staircase. Just take the next step.” — Martin Luther King Jr.

Recovery is a journey of rebuilding — not just our lives, but our daily rhythms. New habits give us structure, confidence, and a sense of direction. They remind us that we can grow, we can change, and we can create a life that feels good to wake up to.

Start small. Stay consistent. Celebrate progress.
Every healthy habit you build becomes another brick in the foundation of your recovery.

We’re here to walk that staircase with you, one step at a time.

03/31/2026

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Celebrating Resilience Liza Ryan, LICSW, CRC Resilience is often described as the ability to “bounce back” or “rebound” but in the world of SUD and recovery, it can take on a much deeper meaning. Being resilient doesn’t mean you’re always positive, energized, or unaffected. It simply mea...

03/30/2026

🌿 Finding Gratitude in the Small Moments 🌿

In recovery, gratitude isn’t always loud or dramatic. Sometimes it’s as simple as noticing one moment of peace, one act of kindness, or one breath where things feel just a little lighter than they did yesterday.

Gratitude helps us reconnect with ourselves. It reminds us that healing is built on small steps, steady progress, and the courage to keep showing up — even on the hard days.

“Let us be grateful to the people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom.” — Marcel Proust

Today, we invite you to pause and acknowledge one thing — or one person — that helps your soul blossom. Gratitude grows when we give it attention, and it strengthens every part of the recovery journey.

03/28/2026

03/26/2026

A big thank you to our chefs today! ❤️

03/26/2026

Thursday Cafe is back!

Come on down to the Center today between 11 AM - 2 PM and grab some grub.

Today's lunch is roasted chicken 🍗 with broccoli 🥦 & cheese 🧀 . 😋