September is National Recovery Month and is an opportunity to celebrate that progress, recognize those who make recovery possible, and invite every American to be part of building recovery-ready communities. Unison Behavioral Health officials and Mayor Paulk would like to express the importance of being supportive to a person who is in recovery and to offer guidance to help them remain on the recovery pathway.
According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SMAHSA), recovery is transforming lives in every community across America. National Recovery Month is an opportunity to celebrate that progress, recognize those who make recovery possible, and invite every American to be part of building recovery-ready communities.
Recovery Month is more than a campaign; it is a national invitation. Citizens can join the Great American Recovery by sharing hope, supporting recovery, reducing stigma, and helping build the community as a place where every person can thrive. Because recovery strengthens families, communities, and the nation.
