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πŸ¦„ Helping Peers to Support Peers
πŸ—“οΈ Recovery Coach Training & Supervision
πŸ“ˆ 100’s Supported in Multiple States
πŸ‘‡ Become a Recovery Coach
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🏠 155 Maple St., Suite 304, Springfield, Massachusetts 01105

09/01/2026

Wellness is an important part of recovery, and recovery is about so much more than what we leave behind. It's about discovering what helps us move forward.
πŸ’™ Learning to breathe.
πŸ’™ Building healthy routines.
πŸ’™ Finding connection.
πŸ’™ Creating space for healing.
πŸ’™ Taking care of our minds, bodies, and spirits.

Whether through recovery coaching, community connection, wellness activities, or simply showing up for ourselves one day at a time, growth happens when we have opportunities to explore what wellness means to us.

✨ Recovery isn't one-size-fits-all. What is one wellness practice that helps you feel grounded, connected, or at your best?

Interested in learning how recovery coaching can support your goals, wellness, and personal growth? Reach out to us to learn more about our peer recovery coaching services. πŸ’™
https://choicerecoverycoaching.org/contact/

πŸ’™ Raise your hand if you've ever needed someone to believe in you.The truth is, most of us can.At some point in our live...
09/01/2026

πŸ’™ Raise your hand if you've ever needed someone to believe in you.

The truth is, most of us can.
At some point in our lives, we've all faced challenges that felt overwhelming. We've doubted ourselves, made mistakes, struggled, or wondered if things would ever get better. In those moments, having someone who sees our strengths, reminds us of our worth, and believes in our potential can make all the difference.

That's why connection matters.

At CHOiCE Recovery Coaching, we believe people are more than the hardest moments of their lives. We believe in second chances, in growth, in healing, and in the incredible things that can happen when people are met with support instead of judgment.

This photo was taken during one of our Community Wellness Yoga events, but it represents something bigger than a pose. It reminds us that we're not alone. Every hand raised represents a story, a struggle, a triumph, and the possibility of moving forward together.

Sometimes believing in someone can change a life. Sometimes that someone is you.

✨ Who has believed in you when you needed it most?
Tag someone below who has helped you through a difficult season or inspired you to keep moving forward.

You don't have to navigate challenges alone. If you're looking for support, encouragement, or someone to walk alongside you on your journey, recovery coaching may be a good fit. Reach out to learn more.
https://choicerecoverycoaching.org/contact/

If you are planning to join us in our "Mindful Moment" meditation that will be happening virtually throughout the month ...
09/01/2026

If you are planning to join us in our "Mindful Moment" meditation that will be happening virtually throughout the month of September, we would GREATLY appreciate if you filled out this mini survey. We want to be able to serve the areas of focus the best that we can, and this can help enable us to do exactly that. See our event for the link. Please and Thank YOU!

https://www.jotform.com/form/262364429668166

Life can feel heavy sometimes. Whether you're navigating recovery, facing a stressful season, working through a challeng...
09/01/2026

Life can feel heavy sometimes. Whether you're navigating recovery, facing a stressful season, working through a challenge, or simply having a difficult day, it's important to remember that you don't have to carry it all by yourself.

Connection can make hard moments feel a little more manageable. Reaching out doesn't mean you're weak or incapable. In fact, it takes courage to let someone know you need support. A conversation, a listening ear, or simply knowing someone is there for you can make a meaningful difference.

Support can look different for everyone. It might be a trusted friend, a family member, a support group, a recovery coach, a faith community, or another person who helps you feel seen and understood. The important thing is knowing that connection is available and that asking for help is a sign of strength, not failure.

At CHOiCE Recovery Coaching, we believe healing, growth, and wellness happen in connection with others. We were never meant to navigate life's challenges completely on our own.

✨ Who is someone you can reach out to when you need support?
https://choicerecoverycoaching.org/contact/

09/01/2026

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day.

Today I am thinking about the people who should still be here.

The friends whose laughter we no longer hear. The sons and daughters whose families carry an empty space that can never truly be filled. The parents, siblings, partners, children, coworkers, classmates, and neighbors whose lives were forever changed by a loss that came far too soon.

Overdose deaths are often discussed in numbers, reports, and statistics. But every number represents a person. A life. A story. Someone who was loved and whose absence continues to be felt every day by the people who knew them.

Today is a day to remember those lives. To honor their memory. To acknowledge the grief that remains long after the headlines fade and the attention moves on. For many families, the pain of losing someone to overdose does not end after a funeral or memorial service. It becomes something they carry with them every day.

I am also thinking of those who continue to grieve in silence. The people who have experienced loss and often feel isolated by stigma, shame, or misunderstanding. No one should have to mourn alone, and no one should feel that the life of the person they lost is somehow less worthy of remembrance.

Today many of us will wear purple, attend vigils, share photographs, tell stories, or simply spend a few quiet moments thinking about someone we miss. We remember not how people died, but how they lived. We remember their smiles, their sense of humor, their kindness, their struggles, their hopes, and the unique impact they had on those around them.

The overdose crisis has touched nearly every community and countless families, including many here in Western Massachusetts. Behind every loss is a ripple effect that extends far beyond what most people ever see. The grief is real. The love is real. The memories remain.

To everyone who has lost someone to overdose, please know that you are not alone today. Your grief matters. Your loved one mattered. Their life mattered. Their memory matters.

Today we remember those we have lost, support those who continue to grieve, and honor the lives that left us too soon.

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09/01/2026

Are you a Recovery Coach or Peer Professional looking to earn recertification hours while strengthening your professional practice?

This training is designed to meet the ethics education requirements for CRPA professionals in New York, while also providing valuable learning opportunities for recovery coaches, peer support workers, and helping professionals from other states.

Ethical practice is more than a requirement. It's about building trust, maintaining healthy boundaries, honoring lived experience, and supporting people with integrity and respect.

Whether you're looking to complete recertification requirements or simply expand your knowledge and skills, this is a great opportunity to invest in yourself and the work you do.

βœ… Free during September
βœ… Great for recertification hours
βœ… Open to peer professionals and helping professionals
βœ… Strengthen your understanding of ethical, person-centered support

We believe continuing education helps build a stronger recovery workforce and ultimately leads to better support for the individuals and communities we serve.

What has been one of the most valuable lessons you've learned about ethical practice in your work supporting others? Share your thoughts below. πŸ’™

ome of the most meaningful moments in this work happen when someone begins to see in themselves what others have seen al...
08/31/2026

ome of the most meaningful moments in this work happen when someone begins to see in themselves what others have seen all along.
Not because their circumstances changed overnight. Not because every challenge suddenly disappeared. But because they were given space to be heard, valued, and reminded that their future is not determined by their past.
Every person carries strengths, resilience, wisdom and dreams that can sometimes get buried beneath hardship, stigma, trauma, or self-doubt. Recovery coaching is about helping people reconnect with those parts of themselves and discover what's possible moving forward.
We've witnessed people take steps they never thought they could take. We've watched confidence grow, relationships begin to heal, and hope return after it felt out of reach. Those moments remind us why connection matters and why compassionate support can make such a difference.
This work isn't about fixing people. It's about walking alongside them as they discover their own strengths, define their own goals, and create a life that feels meaningful to them.
And that's what continues to inspire us every day. πŸ’™
Has there ever been someone in your life who believed in you when you had a hard time believing in yourself? Share a word of gratitude for them below.
https://choicerecoverycoaching.org/

One of the most harmful myths about recovery is the belief that a setback means all progress is lost. The truth is that ...
08/31/2026

One of the most harmful myths about recovery is the belief that a setback means all progress is lost. The truth is that growth, healing, and change rarely happen in a straight line.

A difficult day, a setback, or a return to old patterns does not erase the courage it took to ask for help, the lessons learned along the way, or the progress that has already been made.

For many people, recovery is a process of learning, adapting, and continuing to move forward, even after challenges arise. What matters most is not whether someone's path is perfect. What matters is that they know support is still available and that hope remains within reach.

At CHOiCE Recovery Coaching, we believe people are more than their hardest moments. We believe in meeting people with compassion rather than judgment and reminding them that a setback is not a definition of who they are.

Because the story isn't over. And as long as someone is here, there is still an opportunity to heal, grow, reconnect, and begin again.

πŸ’™ Progress is not erased by a setback. πŸ’™ Hope does not disappear because of a difficult chapter. πŸ’™ Every day is another chance to move forward.

What is something that has helped you keep going through a difficult season in your life? Share below and help remind others that challenges do not have to define the future. πŸ’™

πŸ’œ Overdose Awareness Day πŸ’œToday, we remember the lives lost to overdose. We honor their stories, their humanity, and the...
08/31/2026

πŸ’œ Overdose Awareness Day πŸ’œ
Today, we remember the lives lost to overdose. We honor their stories, their humanity, and the impact they had on the people who loved them.

We also hold space for those who are grieving. For families missing a son, daughter, parent, sibling, or friend. For communities carrying the weight of loss. For those whose hearts still ache from an empty seat at the table.

And for anyone who may be struggling right now, we want you to know this:
You matter. Your life matters. Your story is not over.
No matter where you are on your journey, you are worthy of compassion, support, and the opportunity to find your own path forward. Recovery is possible. Healing is possible. Hope is possible.

We believe people are more than the hardest moments of their lives. We believe in meeting people where they are, walking alongside them without judgment, and reminding them that they do not have to face life's challenges alone.

Today we remember. Today we honor. Today we stand together.

If you're struggling, reach out. If you're grieving, know you're not alone. If you're in recovery, keep going. There are people who care, and there is hope.

πŸ•ŠοΈ In memory of those we've lost. In support of those still here. In hope for tomorrow.

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Springfield, MA
01105

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