Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

01/29/2026

Healthy routines are built through simple, positive habits, and preparing to fish in the spring is a great example. Cleaning gear, organizing tackle, and scouting spots give structure and purpose while encouraging time outdoors. These small routines promote patience, focus, and calm, helping create a steady foundation for both personal growth and the season ahead.

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

01/25/2026

01/23/2026

Its always great to see our alumni give back by staying active in the community through service, mentorship, and outreach . They turn their experiences into positive action, helping strengthen and uplift those around them.

Angel’s Harbor
Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

01/23/2026

I wouldn't be the man I am today without Harmony Ridge. It's hard to even explain what that place means to me and has done for me. I am a two time alumni during the summer of 2025. I got introduced to op**tes around 2009-2010 during my college years. I am one of the many faces of West Virginia's op**te epidemic. When the pills ran out I left college and turned to crime. I ended up with the largest burglary spree in Pennsylvania state history which I am never proud of and also a pharmacy break in down in West Virginia. One of the things my support system from Harmony Ridge taught me is 'that our dark past is our greatest asset' and I now share my experience, strength, and hope. See Harmony Ridge Walker gave me the family I never had. Jacob May seen som**hing in me and started mentoring me because he too had been in my shoes. Roman gibson started teaching about long term recovery and each day he sat down with me and made sure I was ok that is my brother to this very day. But see I stayed in cabin #4 which is a very spiritual place for me. If you ever been to cabin #4 then you know it's holy ground. There I crossed paths with a man of not too many words. Robert Di**le. This man was and is my rock. He challenged me in every way possible to make som**hing of my life. And he gave me the greatest gift ive had in life. A relationship with a God of my own understanding. I wrote a song about Di**le called 'The Wizard' by The Muddy Water Revival. It's on all platforms. Not trying to promote but that song became real because of Harmony Ridge. I started my new journey of songwriting because of Harmony Ridge and it's going well. I miss being able to go to Josh Haskiells office and just cut up and laugh and tell him his spades game is trash 🗑️. I miss looking at Misty Masons mac Miller decorated office. But my therapist Mel was instrumental to making me believe in myself and the card she got me after I completed is som**hing I carry still. Then you got all my homegirls Katie,Bri,CiCi, and brooke. Then charlie simmons laugh and smile too got me through the days. I'm telling you harmony ridge is a god send. I've been in a million institutions and rehabs. But Harmony Ridge Walker is your stepping stone to a better tomorrow. Trust me. It saved my life and gave me the family I've never had. It's 10:03 am and 6 months since I've been there and 3 people from there have checked on me already. Even the maintenance guys there are the best people you'll ever meet. Shout out to Chad and mickey. If you're ever needing any advice add me. I promise you it's not a rehab. It's holy ground. And thank you to Charlie Keeney for transferring me from barborsville my second time there because she knew Walker was my home

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

01/21/2026

 Congratulations, Sarah, on eight years clean! Your dedication, strength, and perseverance are truly inspiring. As an outcase manager, you make a positive impact on so many lives, and your journey is a powerful example of hope and resilience. This is an incredible milestone—well done! 🌟

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

01/20/2026

Meet The Team Tuesday.

Lets take a moment to recognize Christa. With 11 years of Clean under her belt, she has contributed to our organization for almost 3 years. Christa appreciates Fleetwood Mac. In her role within recovery, Christa brings a steady presence, understanding that her work helps individuals build a future beyond mere survival.

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

01/19/2026

Employee of the month!! 

Terry's outstanding dedication and commitment to excellence have earned him the well-deserved title of Employee of the Month. His tireless efforts, radiant positivity, and unwavering enthusiasm inspire the team every day. Terry's presence is a beacon of joy, spreading warmth and kindness to everyone around him as he dedicates his days to transporting patients to and from treatment with compassion and care!

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

01/16/2026

Hi my name is Tyler Poe. I’m from Bluefield wv. I decided to get sober July 27 2025. After trying to get sober in 2023 for the first time ever because I started drinking at a really young age. It didn’t work because I white knuckled everything I went back out drinking more than I ever did about 4 months of being sober. In the year and half run that I went back on I lost jobs friends and almost my family. I was down to my rock bottom and had nothing left but get sober or basically keep drinking until I was in prison or dead. So After getting my second dui in July of 2025 and having a couple run ins with the cops I decided to try it again in 2025. So on Sunday July 27 after staying out drinking all weekend I decided it was time to call harmony ridge again and see if I could get in which was the best decision on my life. I’m now almost 6 months sober living in New Jersey in a sober living as a house manger and continuing my career as a welder. One thing I can say that I have learned about being sober is if I don’t go to meets I don’t help other men and woman in AA and do my 12 steps I will always go back out and the only way to do the 12 steps is find a sponsor. I now have my family back and I talk to my nine year old daughter everyday and I can remember everything we talk about. If anyone ever needs anyone to talk to about AA I’m just one message away.

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

01/15/2026

Awesome to see our alumni doing great things in the recovery community!

01/13/2026

Attention all Alumni, join us this Friday at 7 o'clock for our monthly in-person meeting, starting with Pizza and Fellowship, followed by a speaker at 8. Let's come together to inspire and empower each other.

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center
Mid-Ohio Valley Fellowship Home, Inc.

01/09/2026

My name is Taylor and here’s my story. I started using fentanyl around the age of 20 and eventually started smoking crack and occasionally using m**h. I was working as an STNA in a nursing home as well as attending college and with the help of my addiction I lost my job, wrecked my car while high, dropped out of college and lost the trust of my loved ones. I was in a downhill spiral and no matter how hard I tried, I just couldn’t bring myself out of it. I got arrested when I was 21 for the first time for drug possession and drug paraphernalia they put me on probation and I kept violating and catching new charges. Finally, I got sent to Rehab for the first time and I wish I could say that this was the only time I went to rehab. I completed the 30 day rehab and went to sober living, I relapsed in sober living and ended up moving back home after that relapse. I stayed clean for about a month and then it was off to the races again. I stayed in trouble, in and out of jail and away from my family for a couple of years and then I became pregnant and was clean up until the last two months of my pregnancy. I gave birth and was given a choice to go to rehab or lose my son And this is when I went to Harmony ridge in Walker, West Virginia and I thought that this was the moment when I would be done for good and finally stay clean, which it was for a little while until I had to come back to Harmony Ridge for a second time defeated and ready to work on myself, and this is when I actually paid attention to the important things that they were teaching me while I was there. I stayed clean for about seven months and then ended up violating my probation and sent back to jail. I sat in jail for 7 1/2 months and was sent from there to prison for four months and anyone who has been to jail or prison knows that it’s just as easy to get high in there as it is out on the streets if you know the right people, but I was just ready to be done. I was tired. Tired of not seeing my family, tired of not seeing my son, tired of waking up in jail, and tired of not living up to my full potential. I completed my peer support classes while I was in prison and the day that I got out I came to sober living 2 hours away from my hometown and started working with a sponsor because I knew that going home wasn’t an option if I wanted to stay clean. Now, I’m 25, and working at a rehab helping others just like myself. I’m proud to say that I have 13 months and 16 days clean and sober as well as having the trust of my loved ones back and I will continue to strengthen the relationships I damaged while in active addiction. Keep going, one day at a time. If I can do it you can too.

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center

01/02/2026

Two years ago today , I was dropped off at Harmony Ridge Recovery Center, broken, exhausted, and unsure about my future. I found hope there for the first time in a very long time. Hope I didn’t know I still had. Today, I’m 2 years sober and beyond grateful. Grateful for the staff who believed in me when I couldn’t believe in myself, for the tools that helped me rebuild my life, and for the support that showed me recovery is possible one day at a time. If you are struggling right now, please know that change is possible, healing is real, and you are worth it 💙

Harmony Ridge Recovery Center