The Hub is shining a spotlight on Mountainside's Recovery Coaches. Recovery Coaching is an integral part of any recovery plan. In response to the COVID-19 crisis, our Recovery Coaching Team has enhanced their services by placing a higher emphasis on an interactive, virtual model that is both fun and effective. Regardless of where you are on your road to recovery, our coaches are here to help.
Each week we invite you to Step into Recovery with The Hub, your resource for Connection, Education, Wellness & Fun.
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During these times of social distancing, isolation and disconnection are serious concerns for those in recovery. Whether you have 3 days or 3 years, Recovery Coaches will help guide you along a sober and healthy path of community and connection. Your recovery coach is a mentor, an ally, an advocate, available to you seven days a week.
— Jason Arsenault, Director of Recovery Coaching
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Introduced to us by Mountainside’s Director of Recovery Coaching, Jason Arsenualt, we are thrilled to be highlighting Katharine Pettit Creative (KPC) in
Pathway to Wellness Through Movement
. KPC spotlights social injustices using dance as our universal language, and changing minds by opening hearts through movement. In the same way that our Recovery Coaches help individuals identify and navigate their feelings, this 15-minute KPC workshop offers the opportunity for creative expression of emotions through movement.
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Coming this fall to Mountainside Chelsea – Katherine Pettit Creative’s dance theatre musical,
I COULD NEVER LOVE ANYONE...
, showing three sisters struggling with addiction.
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Mountainside’s Recovery Coaching Team always meet our clients where they’re at: on the street, on the phone, on the road, and now especially, online. Here’s a playlist we’ve put together of the songs that make us smile, dance, and help us in our recovery. We hope you enjoy these choice songs as much as we do!
— The Mountainside Recovery Coaching Team
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Hello there! I’m Alex Lahr, a Recovery Coach in New York City. I’m also an avid amateur cook who uses cooking as a coping mechanism. This pork tenderloin recipe comes from
Home Cooking NY
and it’s one of my favorite simple showstoppers. The flavors are wonderfully savory and taste like it contains more than the few humble ingredients you’ll need to prepare it. Even if you’re not a seasoned cook, this is a fantastically accessible recipe.
PRO TIP: Make sure to pat the meat dry – it will ensure you have a great sear!
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Join us this week as Mountainside Senior Recovery Coach, Bill Blaber, co-hosts As the Page Turns with the author of "Dangerous When Wet", Jamie Brickhouse. Along with leading the discussion, Jamie will also provide hilarious witticisms and anecdotes from his life experiences which led to the creation of his satirical memoir.
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“The first impulse towards painting, or towards art in general, stems from the need to communicate...” - Gerhard Richter
Join Mountainside this week in The Metropolitan Museum’s exploration of Gerhard Richter: Painting After All. Through this exploration, one contemporary artist has some answers to the question of why still paint in 2020, when art can be made from literally anything.
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Whether you're looking for resources to support your ongoing sobriety, need help managing your stress and anxiety, or want to stay connected to a welcoming, tight-knit recovery community, we're here for you. We invite you to join us every week for our FREE virtual offerings.
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