September is National Recovery Month, a time to recognize the people who are living in recovery, the families and loved ones who support them, and the communities working to make recovery possible. It is also a good time to talk about what recovery really means.
When Life Changes, Give Yourself Room to Adjust
A new routine, a change at work, a child starting a new school year, a relationship shifting, or simply trying to find your footing after a busy summer can take some adjustment. Even changes we want can bring stress into our lives. As we move into this new season of change, here are some simple ways to give yourself room to adjust.
30 Days to the Adrenaline Race: Show Up for Yourself, Your People and Your Community
30 days. That's it.
On September 20, hundreds of runners, walkers, ruckers, families, friends, and community members will gather in West Bend for the 16th Annual Adrenaline Race.
Whether you're chasing a personal record, taking on your first 5K, trying something new, or simply looking for a reason to get moving with people you care about, there's still time to register.
Breaking the Stigma: Why International Overdose Awareness Day Matters
International Overdose Awareness Day is more than a date on the calendar. It’s a time to honor those whose lives have been lost to overdose, walk alongside those who are grieving, recognize people in recovery, and encourage conversations that replace judgment and stigma with understanding and support.




