Now Offering Virtual and In-Person Recovery Support Services!

 

December 2020 Montgomery County Recovery Community Center Virtual and In-Person Programming! The Montgomery County Recovery Community Center (MCRCC) is now open for drop in recovery support services! Monday - Friday 8:30AM - 4:30PM 601 DeKalb St. Suite 1 Norristown, PA 19401 ALL recovery support groups and programs currently available via Zoom Select programming offered in-person Click here to view our calendar for December. Questions? Call (484) 383-0802 Join Us for our Virtual Tree of Hope Event! The Council's Tree of Hope event has been an annual tradition for the past 30 years. This year, Montgomery County and all of our centers are coming together for a virutal event! We are asking the community to decorate the “Tree of Hope” with personalized ornaments bearing the names of people being honored. Whether to commemorate those who have lost their lives to addiction or to celebrate and honor a life gained in recovery, each ornament placed on the beautiful evergreen is a representation of the hope of recovery from addiction. For more information or to register, visit www.treeofhope.biz. PRO-ACT (Pennsylvania Recovery Organization - Achieving Community Together) is hosted by The Council of Southeast Pennsylvania, Inc.; a private, non-profit 501(c)3 organization. This project is made possible by funding through the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services Office of Drug and Alcohol and Managed Care Solutions.

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, here is your His Mansion December Newsletter

 

Greetings! Christmas is a time is the time for giving and spending time with loved ones. In this busy time of year, our attention can often drift from what is most important. But let us not forget the reason for this season—the birth of Jesus Christ. God loved us enough to send His Son to earth and give humanity a new hope found only in Him. It was this realization that set Wes free from his burden of shame. No longer did he have to live with the guilt of his past sins. Instead, he could live freely in a relationship with his Savior. Read more of Wes' moving story below! Shadowed by Shame—December 2020 Newsletter The complexity of shame can often dictate the direction our lives will take. Although part of the spectrum of emotions given to us by the Lord, shame can be the driving force to a persons’ self-destruction. For Wes, the weight of deep-rooted shame led him to His Mansion in 2019, even after becoming sober, accepting Christ, and living and working in full time ministry. One can find his identity in Christ, but still feel the need to hide his true self in God's presence. "I was living in fear and feeling unworthy of love and connection." Yet, connection was Wes' greatest need.   Read the full story on our website! We Have Some Important Updates This month we have some special updates from our leadership and Board of Directors, as well as some news of things happening at His Mansion during the holidays. If you'd like to read them, download our print versions below! Print Newsletter A Letter from our Board of Directors His Mansion Ministries | 603.464.5555 | 395 Wolf Hill | hismansion.com  ‌  ‌  ‌

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The Triple Pandemic: How NAATP is Helping Providers Fight Racism,  COVID-19, and Addiction. Wed. Dec. 16th  12pm - 1pm  MT Cost: Free 1  CEU Offered REGISTER HERE Overview: The COVID-19 pandemic has both revealed and exacerbated this inequity.  With the confluence of multiple public health crises and tragedies this year, many people are turning to substance use to manage stress, and more than ever need treatment services. The treatment providers themselves are tired, worn out, and trying to continue offering life-saving care in the midst of their own trauma exposure.  In this presentation we will: Examine the impact of COVID-19 and other recent crises on health, substance use, and health care providers. Discuss the role of systemic racism in sustaining disparities in healthcare including addiction treatment Identify ways in which we can implement systemic change to help more people get the care they need, and support the people who provide the care. Presenter: Annie Peters, PhD, LP Director of Research and Education NAATP Annie Peters, PhD, LP, is Director of Research and Education at the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP), leading the national effort to further understand substance use disorders through collaborative quality improvement and research.  Dr. Peters is a clinical psychologist who completed her doctorate at the University of Colorado Boulder.  She has been working in the addiction treatment field since 2006, with experience in assessment, psychotherapy, process improvement, compliance, counselor education, and clinical leadership. Learn More About NAATP HERE! Forward this email STAY CONNECTE

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