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Join us for our annual Leave a Legacy Concert on Nov. 5. Live music, dancing, dinner, and a live auction are guaranteed the best way to enter thus holiday season. Come dressed in your best Western chic as we celebrate the end of the year together. Tickets can be purchased on our website magdalenhouse.org for $75. This will be the place to be on Nov. 5.
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____ is proud to present our podcast, available anywhere you get your normal podcasts. “The Magdalen House Podcast” covers individual topics for both those with addictions and their loved ones. From topics about how to handle life after addiction to interviews with former alcoholics. Our episodes offer answers to all your questions, whether you’re a loved or an addict. Listen today! https://open.spotify.com/show/5jyB6kAsOwhuUzdahp6sks?si=57575d4b32f44666
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We offer gender specific recovery groups and treatment programs. Both men and women’s groups are held every day at multiple different times. This is to accommodate everyone’s schedules and lives. We also offer familial support groups. Find the time that you need https://magdalenhouse.org/meetings/
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One of the best ways that you can support your loved one in treatment at ____ is by making a donation. Donations can be made by attending our community events or by giving online. Our events are held with all proceeds going to treatment and care. Giving through donation is the easiest way to show support.
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We also offer resources for friends and family of someone in addiction recovery. We offer support through family support meetings. These meetings are held online and in person for whatever help you may need. We understand what you are going dealing with. See which meeting fits you here https://magdalenhouse.org/get-help/ - family
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_______ offers completely free inpatient and outpatient addiction recovery services. Help is available all 365 days. Start your program today #allyearlong#alwaysoncall#completelyfree https://bit.ly/4lOYnDL
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1 in every 10 adults in the U.S. are alcoholics. That’s a lot. Help be the change. Help us by encouraging those you love to get help. Check out here how you can be the change. #helptheone#1in10#achievesobriety https://magdalenhouse.org
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The first and hardest step in addiction recovery is having to put physical distance in between the person and the object of their addiction. We want to help you make the change you need to step into forever. #FirstStepIntoForever
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We can’t run the way we do without your support. Your support is how we can offer 100% free services. It’s giving season, and if you haven’t given yet, you can right here. All gifts are tax deductible. #DonateToday#YourDonationsCount https://magdalenhouse.org/donate/
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We cannot do what we do without our amazing team! Celebrate with us for National Addiction Professionals Day on Sept. 20. Our team is out backbone, and we couldn’t say thank you in a better way! Meet our team here https://bit.ly/4bzwJr6 #AppreciationDay#HugYourStaff
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No one said it would be easy. Addiction is one of the hardest struggles one will go through in life. It affects everyone - the addict, the family, and the friends.
In recovery, there is freedom and liberation from the addiction. But no one said it would be a breeze to get through. It will be hard; it will strain relationships and some days will feel hopeless. We want to go through it with you and help on those hard days. Let us help you and those you love.
Click the link in out bio to get help today.
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Have you ever wondered why someone you love starts acting differently all of a sudden? It may be that they are in an addiction, and it can be very hard to recognize a struggle in your loved one’s life. Here are five vital signs someone you know is struggling with an addiction.
They start to become agitated very quickly, have constant mood swings, have increased anxiety and fear, break relationships, and experience sudden behavioral changes. There are many more, but these are just five ways to realize something may be wrong with your loved one. We want to help you get them the treatment they need and support you though this.
Learn about treatment at the link in our bio.
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#NoticeTheDifference
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We could not do what we do without you. Our supporters and donors are what makes us turn.
There are so many ways to support _______. The biggest one is through our donations. When you give, it isn’t just going into a nicer building or a bigger budget. It goes directly into helping people in treatment and into us being able to provide free treatment. Think about donating today or attending one of our fundraising events to see what we need and how you can give.
Visit the link in our bio to help fund our cause.
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What is my role when someone I love is going through addiction recovery? The simple answer is support.
Supporting your loved one through their recovery journey is the most critical role. This can also be the hardest role in one’s recovery. It can be hard to support someone even if they hurt you or put you in a bad position. But we care for your loved ones, and we want to help you learn how to help them to
Click the link in our bio to learn how you can best support your loved one.
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Why do we exist? What is our purpose?
These are questions many of us ask ourselves at least every day. We here at ____ ask ourselves this also. One thing that makes us remember why we do what we do is our impact reports. In 2025, we had 607 admissions into out program. That is a 19% increase from the previous year. That’s a purpose right there.
Click the link in our bio to read our 2025 impact report.
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Remember when you were 16, learning to drive without hitting anything? This is also the average age most people develop their drinking habits. A large reason many teenagers start drinking is because it is easily accessible and they lack guidance. They get good at hiding it. Talking with your children can help lead many of them away from addiction in later life. Better Health promotes ways to help the stop of teenagers drinking.
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Addiction is hard to recover from no matter who you are. But why? One of the biggest reasons can be undiagnosed mental health disorders within addicts. Our friends at the Comprehensive Psychiatric Center break down why many people struggle to get clean.
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There is a hidden importance in support systems in recovery. When people are in recovery, the number one thing they need is a support system and community. Community doesn’t always mean immediate family, but often friends as well. Centerstone Center shows the critical role that they play in one’s recovery journey.
https://centerstone.org/our-resources/health-wellness/the-critical-role-of-support-system-in-recovery/ - :~:text=In the addiction recovery journey, following template as a guide:\Share 4
The risk of relapse is the highest in the first year after recovery. Roughly 30% of people will relapse during that time, and 70% will relapse after then. The longer someone stays sober, the lower the risk rate of relapse. One important thing to learn in recovery that can help lead away from addiction is identifying the triggers, the thoughts and the cravings that lead to a usage. The Recovery Village offers more statistics for stages in the recovery journey.
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Even though it seems like there is always a chance for help, many people still will not seek out help on their own. Roughly 76% of addicts will never receive treatment in their lifetime. One of the biggest reasons is the financial strain it can have on someone. Donations can help lighten this burden. Read here for why donations are important to one’s recovery journey.
