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02/18/2024

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The Healing Power of Medicine...   The Healing Power of Medicine and Native American Culture   Medicine has been a fundamental aspect of human civilization, with various cultures developing unique pra

02/16/2024

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Find Wellbriety at Mountain Sky...   Find Wellbriety at Mountain Sky Recovery   The Red Road to Wellbriety: A Journey of Healing and Transformation The Red Road to Wellbriety is a powerful and transfo

02/04/2024

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Keeping you up to date   Combating Burnout in Addiction Recovery   A Journey to Renewed Passion and Resilience Introduction: Addiction recovery is a challenging and complex journey that requires trem

01/27/2024

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Keeping you up to date   Recovery Community News   Title: The Journey to Sobriety: Suboxone Withdrawal Introduction: Mountain Sky Recovery understands that withdrawal symptoms are often considered a

01/24/2024

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Dealing with Depression and Loneliness:...   Dealing with Depression and Loneliness: A Journey towards Healing   Depression and loneliness are two interrelated challenges that millions of people face

01/13/2024

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Breathing is a symptom of recovery.   Breathwork, Trauma, & Addiction Recovery   By incorporating breathwork into our treatment program, Mountain Sky Recovery is acknowledging the important role that

01/10/2024

Greetings all,

Relapsing can be a profoundly unsettling experience, stirring up a whirlwind of emotions within individuals. One of the most influential and overwhelming emotions is shame. Dealing with this immense feeling of shame, accompanied by the consequences that often arise during substance use and the anger from loved ones, serves as a significant barrier for individuals seeking re-entry into treatment.

Recognizing these challenges, Mountain Sky Recovery has taken proactive measures to prevent relapse by establishing ongoing communication with past clients for at least one year after discharge. At Mountain Sky Recovery, we understand that shame can be debilitating and hinder the recovery process. By maintaining regular contact with our clients, we aim to alleviate this shame and offer continued support. Through this ongoing communication, we extend the same love and support those clients experienced during their initial treatment and before their relapse. This consistency in support is instrumental in helping clients manage their feelings of shame, as they are reminded of their inherent worth and contribution to others despite the setbacks they may encounter.

01/07/2024

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Enjoy our latest news. Spirituality & Medication-Assisted Treatment The question of whether medication-assisted treatment (MAT) hinders the ability to find spirituality in recovery is a topic that has

01/05/2024

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A Note From Mountain Sky Recovery   Recovery Challenges Faced by the Native American Communities   Native Americans face unique cultural challenges when it comes to their journey towards sobriety. The

01/03/2024

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You don't want to miss this.   Transformative Innovations in the Addiction Recovery Industry in 2024 Introduction: The year 2024 has brought forth significant advancements and transformative changes i

12/28/2023

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You don't want to miss this. The Essential Role of Detoxification Services and Medicated Assisted Treatment in Effective Addiction Recovery    Greetings all, At Mountain Sky Recovery, we understand t

11/26/2023

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