
Skyland Trail video answers common questions about sober living residences
The video covers Skyland Trail's partnership with Second Chance Recovery and its Dual Diagnosis Program for adults with mental health and substance use concerns.
A new video answers common questions and misconceptions about recovery residences and sober living.
The video also covers Skyland Trail's partnership with Second Chance Recovery. Its Dual Diagnosis Program supports adults living with both mental health and substance use concerns.
From George West Mental Health Foundation· Instagram · Sep 30
Open the post“Recovery residences and sober living can be an important part of the recovery journey. But there are also many questions and misconceptions about them. In this video, we’re answering some common questions and sharing more about Skyland Trail’s partnership with Second Chance Recovery. Our Dual Diagnosis Program supports adults living with both mental health and substance use concerns. The right support can make a difference in building skills for long-term recovery. Watch to learn more. 💙”
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