101 CLUB Fundraiser - November 11, 2017 (2PM-8PM) - Enjoy 6 Live Bands, Food, and Fellowship 101 Club 700 SW 10th St. Pompano Beach, Florida, 33060 Sobriety Rocks - To Support The 101 Club  $10.00 (Suggested Donation) - 100% Of All PROCEEDS FROM THE GATE and FOOD/BEVERAGE SALES TO BENEFIT THE 101 CLUB 501(c)(3) - PAY AT 101-CLUB AT TIME OF ENTRY.  Sobriety Rocks 2017 Gates Open @ 1:30PM 1:45PM Speaker - Rick Riccardi (Fellowship Living) 2:00PM - Paul Wilson & Friends 2:50PM Speaker - John Lehman (FARR) 3:00PM - Neon 3:50PM Speaker - John Giordano (Recovery Educator) 4:00PM - The Promises Band 4:50PM Speaker - SoberMap 5:00PM - Wilkof Project 5:50PM Speaker - Tim Ryan (From Dope To Hope) 6:00PM - Crush (2017 RIR Band Of The Year) 6:50PM Speaker - John Hollis (RIR Co-Founder) 7:00PM - The Groove with RIR Special Guest Rockers - Drew Preston, Tony Fellows, James Kidwell, and Peter Keys Thank You To Our Special Event Partners;  SoberMap Clearbrook Treatment Centers   Get to know Mark Pisacano by calling 888-414-4209  The Shores Treatment and Recovery   Get to Know Lyle Fried by calling 772-332-8711 New England Recovery and Wellness  Get to know Sam Kesaris by calling 954-665-3826 Just Believe Recovery, LLC  Get to know Cynthia Bellino by calling 800-723-7376 ALL FESTIVALS AND EVENTS ARE PAID FOR AND PRODUCED BY Rockers In Recovery® - Radio and Productions Inc. and our Special Events Partners Rockers In Recovery® - Trademarked & Privately Owned Media Company. No use of trademark in any form is allowed. See what's happening on our social sites

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News-Impact-Advocacy  September 19, 2017    YOU COUNT!   REGISTER TO WALK   We need you to register for the walk to validate how many people participated. It is important that we let the media and elected officials know how people are involved!       TIME IS RUNNING OUT TO REGISTER FOR THE RECOVERY WALKS!  Join us this Saturday, September 23rd at Penn's Landing to be part of the largest recovery walk in the country!  Go to www.recoverywalks.org to sign up.  Walk as an individual or join a team but be sure to sign up.  Join the walk as a member of the Honor Guard.  Those with more than 10 years of recovery have led the Recovery Walks! Since its inception. Ten years of recovery is an important milestone and an enduring symbol. It is a symbol of hope and proof that recovery is possible and it is happening now.     PREPARING FOR THE WALK Here's what you need to know    Be sure to wear comfortable shoes - you will walking and standing for hours Drink a lot of water - it is going to be a hot day First Aid is located by the lower left of the stage Bring your sun screen and wear a hat                                               Dress in layers. It will be cool in the morning  but  as the day goes on it will become hot                                                EMT's will be stationed along the walk route Quick Links   Information Helpline Donate to the Council Employment Opportunities Newsletter Highlights Recovery Walks!2017 Recovery In The Country    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS  I'm a volunteer where do I check in?  Go to Booth 5 along the Chestnut East Section    I'm a sponsor where do I check in?  Go to Booth 14 located in Zone 1, one level up from the Delaware River      Donations - where do I turn them in?  Go to booth 11 located in the PRO-ACT village near upper Chestnut Street (near registration tents)   T-SHIRTS - There are no free Recovery Walk t-shirts.  Walkers who have donated or raised at least $50 earn a t-shirt.  If you would like to make a donation please proceed to booth 11   Where do I register to walk?  You may register at the Walker Registration Tent, booth 3, located at the upper Chestnut Street entrance    Where's a good place to park?  Is there free parking?  There is no free parking.  If you need to park, there are metered parking spaces along the streets near Penn's Landing.  There are also parking lots along Columbus Blvd.  Please note they charge $15 +   Where do I register to Vote?   Voter registration will be taking place in the PRO-ACT village booth 12       LET'S HAVE A TOBACCO FREE RECOVERY WALK   The Recovery Walk is a smoke free event and promotes healthy living. Tobacco is a powerful addiction and is often associated with the ritual of alcohol and drugs.  Many people in recovery wish to know how to stop using tobacco.   Together we can break the cycle of tobacco use which is killing friend and family in our community. NEW THIS YEAR RECORD EXPUNGEMENT INFORMATION Stop by the Advocacy booth in Pro-Act village and speak with the Philadelphia Lawyers for Social Equity.  They will be able to answer your questions Recovery Month Events You're invited to Recovery in the Country, Saturday September 30th at 5:30. Join us for a delightful evening which features Farm to Table Experts, None Such Farms.  Event tickets $100. For more information on tickets or program advertising opportunities contact Nancy Adam at nadam@councilsepa.org. 215-345-6644. See you this Saturday!   Its never too early Start planning your Recovery Walks! 2018 team today!  Click Here! Forward this email STAY CONNECTED

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6 Steps to Take Before Your Son or Daughter Returns Home from Addiction Treatment The day has finally come for you and your family to welcome your son or daughter back from a residential treatment program (rehab) for addiction to drugs or alcohol. You may be cautiously optimistic for the homecoming or you may be worried about how it will go. You may not feel ready for your child to come home yet, remembering that feeling of walking on eggshells when he or she was home last, struggling with their substance use. These feelings are completely normal and you may even be experiencing them simultaneously. You and your child are about to enter a new phase in a long process called recovery. It will still involve sacrifice for you and your family, and it’s best to talk about what that will mean for everyone and plan for it. Although you cannot control what will happen (as your son or daughter is ultimately responsible for his or her own recovery), you absolutely can be proactive and better prepared to be supportive in your child’s recovery. 1. First, it’s time for a thorough housecleaning to prevent any temptations. • Take all substances and paraphernalia you can find out of your home. • Secure all alcohol or remove it completely from your home. • Lock up your medicine cabinet and dispose of any old or unused prescriptions. • Search your son or daughter’s room for drugs, alcohol and paraphernalia — and then search it again. 2. Next, get naloxone as a prevention measure. • If your child’s substance use included opioids (heroin and prescription pain medications like Vicodin, OxyContin and Percocet), have you obtained a Naloxone kit? Naloxone (also known by the brand name Narcan) can reverse an overdose, potentially saving a loved one’s life. It’s never the wrong choice to be safe. In many states, chain drugstores, as well as some independent drugstores, are providing naloxone through their pharmacies without requiring a prescription. • Is the Naloxone kit easily accessible in your home? • Have you and your family members learned how to use the Naloxone kit? 3. Make the aftercare plan a priority. The first step is to fully understand what the treatment facility is recommending for the next steps and clarify anything that is unclear or concerning to you. Hopefully, you and your family were part of developing this “aftercare,” “discharge,” “continuing care” or “stepdown” plan — the plan for those next steps after treatment. Read 3 more steps

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