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January is Substance Use Disorder Month, but the center is here for you all year. 

Creative Writing and Recovery can go hand in hand.

@thecenter207 blog: Understanding Holiday Depression

Save A Life is for all people in the community.

Recovery is a deeply personal journey, one that requires not only traditional support systems but also creative outlets for healing and self-expression. Creative recovery outlets provide individuals with unique ways to process emotions, build resilience, and develop a sense of purpose. These outlets can play a crucial role in mental health and addiction recovery, whether through art, music, writing, or other forms of creativity.    Creativity allows individuals to express tho

LoonFest Recap: From Community Care to Hometown Pride By: Maggie Rogers This past weekend, the community came together in full force for the annual Loon Festival! It was a vibrant celebration of community and hometown pride. At our booth, Save A Life Recovery Resource Center handed out free Narcan, lock bags & boxes, hygiene kits, educational materials on harm reduction, and information about local treatment and recovery options. Staff and volunteers engaged festivalgoers in

From Fundraisers to Festivals: Save A Life’s Summer Season By: Maggie Rogers Save A Life started up their summer of fun with our 2nd Annual Battle of the Bands! On Saturday, June 28th, Unknown J, Brady’s Grown Up Time, Vox Populi, Coelacanth, Nick Wood, Only The Few, and The Amp Breakers took to the stage, trying to win the vote from the crowd! Not only did we have a great crowd in the building but our online crowd watching the livestream cheered on the groups! We also welcom

Incorporating art into substance abuse recovery isn't just about making something beautiful—it's about finding new ways to cope, heal, and grow.

Empathy, support, and resources can help individuals recover and feel accepted.

* Creative expression heals  – Writing, art, and music help individuals process and celebrate their stories. *  Prevention through participation  – Activities like gardening and crafting provide healthy, meaningful ways to spend time. * A rare, substance-free space  – Our programs offer safe environments free from alcohol and other triggers. * Real connections, real stories  – When we create together, we see each other as human—beyond the stigma. * A community that grows toge