Family & Loved Ones Support Group
We're All In This Together
In supporting individuals in their recovery, it is essential to emphasize the valuable role of family and peers in keeping individuals engaged with treatment and committed to their recovery. It is also important to maintain your own self-care and personal well-being throughout the recovery journey of your loved one.
When providing support to a loved one in their journey of recovery, it is crucial to recognize the following:
Addiction is a brain disease, not a moral weakness.
There are multiple valid paths to lasting recovery.
Recovery is a lifelong journey of growth and goal fulfillment.
More MCC Services
Check out our other services below
Women in Recovery group
A specialized peer-support program catered to women who are navigating their journey towards recovery from substance use disorders (SUDs).
Narcan
Learn about this life saving medication for emergency situtations. We offer training, distribution and community accessible Narcan Kits which play a vital role in mitigating opioid overdose deaths.
CRPAs
Drawing from professional training and personal experience with substance use, Certified Recovery Peer Advocates provide non-clinical support services to guide you on your path to recovery.
Upcoming & ongoing events
Our special events, and our weekly recurring offerings, so help is always close
Pumpkin Carving At Silas House Lexington
Candle Pouring Workshop at Catskills Candle Studio
Get Ahead Of The Seasonal Gloomies Workshop Info
Respiratory Health Program
Turkey Trot at Wylder Windham
Evening Yoga
Every Tuesday, 5:30pm
Open Group
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Goings-ons, events, partners, and more
Join The Seasonal Gloomies Mental Health Challenge!
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Respiratory Therapist Available At Mountain Top Cares Coalition
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Volunteer
There are many ways, big and small, to assist our organization.