Recovery provides a tremendous opportunity to explore and cultivate new parts of ourselves and new ways of living.
Many people in the early stages of recovery forge new friendships, try out new hobbies and work to establish new, healthy daily practices in their lives. It’s...
Business owners play a crucial role in creating recovery friendly communities. They can be change agents when it comes to supporting people in recovery and creating opportunities along their journey to wellness. In addition to proactively employing people in recovery, business owners can use...
PRCC Offers Diverse Menu of Support
by Sarah Siegel
People find recovery through a multitude of different ways and this is a beautiful thing.
Just as Mt. Katahdin has many trails that one can take from the base of the mountain to the snow-covered peak, many paths...
Charlie Bickford has been working for Maine Paint since he got sober two decades ago, and, as general manager of its four locations, he tries to open that door for others newly sober.
“If somebody comes to me looking for a job, or I meet...
Are you an employer who cares about making your community a place where your employees can all lead healthy lives?
If you answered “yes,” you can be a recovery ally.
Recovery allies are family members and friends of people in recovery, professionals, community groups and concerned...
