Daymark Recovery Services, Inc.

Daymark Recovery Services, Inc. Our mission is to inspire and empower people to seek and maintain recovery and health. Daymark Recovery Services, Inc.

is a not-for-profit behavioral healthcare provider. Our staff provides care to persons with behavioral health and substance use disorders from over 80 North Carolina counties. The excellence and dedication of our staff have enabled Daymark to lessen the impact of behavioral health and substance related illnesses for approximately 43,000 people annually, as well as address physical health concerns that may also require attention.

April arrives with a gentle reminder that hope grows in small moments. ✨A kind word, a steady breath, a hand to hold. If...
04/01/2026

April arrives with a gentle reminder that hope grows in small moments. ✨

A kind word, a steady breath, a hand to hold. If you are carrying a heavy load today, you are not alone. Across North Carolina, recovery is possible, and support is real.

We are here to walk beside you. 💛

If you or someone you know is in a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our mobile crisis team.

We are incredibly grateful to Mike with Race Against Drugs for the generous donation of Naloxone dispensers to several o...
03/31/2026

We are incredibly grateful to Mike with Race Against Drugs for the generous donation of Naloxone dispensers to several of our Daymark locations.

Naloxone is a life-saving medication that can reverse the effects of an opioid overdose and give someone a second chance at recovery. By increasing access in our communities, these dispensers help ensure that help is available when it matters most.

Partnerships like this make a real difference. They strengthen our ability to support individuals and families across North Carolina and continue our mission to inspire and empower people to seek and maintain recovery and health.

Thank you, Mike, for helping us make our communities safer and stronger.💙





Last Daylight Saving Time tip: set realistic expectations. ⭐If sleep has been uneven, celebrate small wins and keep your...
03/30/2026

Last Daylight Saving Time tip: set realistic expectations. ⭐

If sleep has been uneven, celebrate small wins and keep your routine steady. Progress is built through consistency, not perfection.

Reach out for support if you need accountability. 🤝

You’re building rest one night at a time, and that matters.

If you or someone you know is in a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our mobile crisis team.

03/30/2026

Paula J. Clayton modernized psychiatric care with both scientific rigor and deep humanity. 💙📊

Her research clarified mood disorders and bereavement, helping clinicians better understand grief and depression.

She became the first woman to chair a U.S. psychiatry department and later led su***de prevention efforts at the American Foundation for Su***de Prevention, challenging stigma with evidence and empathy.

Compassion and science can work together.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our mobile crisis team.

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03/29/2026

If you feel unsafe or overwhelmed, 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline connects you to a counselor who will listen, support, and help you plan next steps. You can call or text for yourself or with a loved one.

Add 988 to your phone now and share it with your community.

If you or someone you know is in a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our mobile crisis team.

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Weekends can be hard. If worries are mounting, call our Mobile Crisis Management team. We’ll meet you where you are, cre...
03/27/2026

Weekends can be hard. If worries are mounting, call our Mobile Crisis Management team.

We’ll meet you where you are, create a plan, and stay with you through the next steps. Keep our number close and share it with someone who might need it today.

If you or someone you know is in a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our Mobile Crisis team.

03/27/2026

Margaret Floy Washburn opened doors for women in psychology and science. 🔬📖

The first woman in the United States to earn a PhD in psychology, she advanced comparative psychology and authored The Animal Mind, a foundational text in the field.

She mentored future scholars, led at Vassar, and became the second female president of the APA.

Her legacy reminds us that representation in science matters.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our mobile crisis team.

Your sleep window may have shifted with Daylight Saving Time. Protect it. 🌙Aim for a consistent bedtime, a cooler room, ...
03/25/2026

Your sleep window may have shifted with Daylight Saving Time. Protect it. 🌙

Aim for a consistent bedtime, a cooler room, and a screen-free wind-down. If worries spike at night, keep a notepad nearby to offload thoughts and return to rest.

Your body remembers rhythm; it just needs repetition. 🛏

If you or someone you know is in a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our mobile crisis team.

Progress is easier with a plan and a partner. With Tailored Care Management, we help you set goals, track steps, and coo...
03/24/2026

Progress is easier with a plan and a partner.

With Tailored Care Management, we help you set goals, track steps, and coordinate supports so care feels doable.

If you want help organizing next steps in NC, reach out and we’ll connect you with a care manager.

If you or someone you know is in a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our mobile crisis team.

03/24/2026

Mamie Phipps Clark broke barriers and advanced health equity in psychology. ✊🏾🧸

As the first Black woman to earn a psychology PhD from Columbia University, she helped expose the psychological harms of segregation through the landmark “doll studies.”

Her research informed Brown v. Board of Education and reshaped national conversations about race and mental health.

She later co-founded Harlem’s Northside Center to provide culturally responsive care for children and families.

Equity is essential to healing.

If you or someone you know is experiencing a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our mobile crisis team.

Access matters. Our website’s Recite Me US tool lets you customize your visit with screen reading, translation, font and...
03/22/2026

Access matters.

Our website’s Recite Me US tool lets you customize your visit with screen reading, translation, font and color adjustments, and more.

Explore the tools that make information easier for you and your family. Try it at the top of our site.

➡️ https://daymarkrecovery.org/

If you or someone you know is in a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our mobile crisis team.

Feeling more irritable this week? That’s common after Daylight Saving Time shifts. 🌤Steady your day with sunlight, gentl...
03/21/2026

Feeling more irritable this week? That’s common after Daylight Saving Time shifts. 🌤

Steady your day with sunlight, gentle movement, and regular meals. These small anchors help regulate mood while your system adjusts.

Lower the pressure on productivity for a few days. 🤍

Your worth isn’t measured by output.

If you or someone you know is in a Behavioral Health crisis, we can help. Call 866-275-9552 for our mobile crisis team.

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2129 Statesville Boulevard, Salisbury
Salisbury, NC
28147

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+18662759552

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