Ten16 Recovery Network

05/28/2026

Please JOIN US in Welcoming Felicia Litwiller to our Ten16 Team!

05/27/2026

Join Us for a Recovery Friendly Workplace Training
RFW-Half Day Training / Midland
June 17th from 9:00am-2:00pm

05/25/2026

WE REMEMBER-WE HONOR-WE ARE GREATFUL

05/21/2026

Today we'd like to recognize the amazing people that make up our Ten16 team!

05/19/2026

Graduation is a time to celebrate accomplishments and new beginnings. Choosing substance-free celebrations helps create safe, healthy, and lasting memories. 🎓💙

05/14/2026

Recovery is a journey built through daily choices, healthy habits, and support. Small steps each day can create meaningful progress over time. 💙

05/13/2026

Congratulations to Jess Miller & Kayleigh Gotts, who were recently honored by CMU’s Social Work Department with the Field Agency of the Year award for BSW practicums. This well deserved recognition highlights their commitment to guiding and inspiring the next generation of social work professionals.

05/06/2026

During Mental Health Awareness Month, we recognize the strong connection between mental health and substance use disorders. Many individuals facing addiction are also struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, or other mental health challenges. Healing happens when we treat the whole person with compassion, support, and hope. You are not alone — recovery and wellness are possible. 💚

05/01/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month 💚

A reminder that your mental health matters—every single day, not just this month. It’s okay to take breaks. It’s okay to ask for help. It’s okay to not be okay.

Let’s work together to break the stigma by showing compassion, listening without judgment, and supporting one another in real, meaningful ways. Whether it’s checking in on a friend, setting boundaries, or prioritizing self-care, small steps can make a big difference.

You are not alone. 💚

This activity will help you slow down and think through situations that make you feel overwhelmed or hopeless

04/20/2026

April 20 doesn’t have to be a celebration.

It’s okay to opt out of something that’s been heavily marketed as harmless or “normal.” For a lot of people, substance use isn’t funny, aesthetic, or casual—it’s tied to real consequences, dependency, and lost time.

You don’t have to joke about it. You don’t have to participate. You don’t have to pretend it’s just a vibe.

Choosing clarity, presence, and control over your own mind isn’t boring—it’s intentional.

Not everything deserves a holiday.