Events and Media

Addiction Talk – Facebook Live Show

“Addiction Talk” is a Facebook Live show dedicated to sharing the personal stories of celebrities, influencers and everyday people impacted by addiction. Through sharing our personal journeys, we break the stigma and shame of addiction, and provide hope and inspiration for the millions of Americans battling this disease every day – because we recover together.

Events

Alumni Meetings

Former clients of Recovery First can meet to discuss their continued recovery. These meetings offer both support and camaraderie, giving you a safe space to share your fears, successes, progress, and anything else that’s weighing you down.

Last Thursday of the Month, 6:45 p.m.

4110 Davie Road Extension, Suite 103
Hollywood, FL 33024

Alumni Aftercare Group

Your recovery isn’t over after you’ve made it through rehab. You can keep up your efforts by attending this weekly meeting to tackle topics like relapse prevention. You’ll learn about the next step in your recovery while enjoying fresh coffee and bagels.

Every Saturday, 9:30 a.m. – 11 a.m.

4110 Davie Road Extension, Suite 103
Hollywood, FL 33024

To learn more about community and alumni events at Recovery First facilities, contact us at hello@recoveryfirst.org.

Media

WPTV- Addiction centers see increase in calls amid coronavirus

WFLX- Addiction centers see increase in calls amid coronavirus

Hospital Peer Review- Watch for PTSD in Healthcare Workers Following Their COVID-19 Experience

Yahoo- The Rise of Sober Curiosity: Is Life Better Without Alcohol?

MSN- The Rise of Sober Curiosity: Is Life Better Without Alcohol?

Op-Med- I’m a Doctor. I’m Also in Recovery for Alcoholism

Homeland Magazine – pg 22- New Movie Highlights Challenges Faced by Veterans

San Diego Veterans- New Movie Highlights Challenges Faced by Veterans

You aren't alone. You deserve to get help.

When contemplating the costs of addiction treatment for yourself, child, or loved one, consider the costs, or consequences, of “things as they are now.” What would happen if the substance abuse or addiction continued? Contact Recovery First, and we will help you or your loved one get the treatment needed to stop the dangerous, progressive effects of addiction.