Thursday, April 2, 2020

We're committed to staying connected - here's how you can help.

As I mentioned in my last email, my team and I are committed to staying connected with you throughout the duration of the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.

Today, I'm sharing a video with you that I recorded last night - we'll be posting it to Caron's social media channels within the next 24 hours. Many of you have been asking how you can help - my challenge for you is to visit us on the Caron Connect Facebook or Twitter page and leave your message of hope for those who may desperately need to hear from the recovery community right now. (Click below to watch the video)

Our Alumni, Recovery Support Services, and Communications teams are hard at work making sure you have the support you need. I've shared some more resources for recovery and self-care below; and if you have specific questions or need additional support, please contact your Alumni and Family Coordinator - we're here! If you're not sure who to reach out to, simply email Alumni@caron.org, let us know what we can do to help, and someone will be in touch.

Amy Durham
Corporate Director, Alumni Relations

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BRIDGE TO RECOVERY

In order to bridge the gap between leaving treatment and following through with your continuing care plan, Caron has developed Bridge to Recovery. This program provides additional support to help you navigate between virtual support and eventual transition back into your local community supports and appropriate level of care. For those in need of financial assistance, scholarships may be available. With the recent and ever evolving challenges in our country related to COVID-19, we recognize that community lock downs and social distancing can create greater challenges to those returning home following inpatient treatment. Bridge to Recovery truly “bridges” the gap that many will experience or are experiencing today.
Click here to view and download the program flyer .

7 RECOVERY TOOLS THAT CAN BENEFIT EVERYONE RIGHT NOW
At Caron, we teach patients tools to manage the stress associated with the disease of addiction. I believe these tools can be helpful to everyone right now during the pandemic, which can be highly stressful for all. Here are some tips to help keep stress levels manageable: Click here to read the blog.

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