Asurgent Health Addiction Treatment Center

Please join us in giving a warm welcome to Joe Gaston, who recently joined our team! 🙌✨ Joe has already made an incredible impact here at Asurgent, effortlessly connecting with both our clients and staff. His positive energy is contagious, and it’s clear that his passion for helping others succeed in recovery is at the heart of everything he does. 💙 We’re so grateful to have him on board and can’t wait to see the amazing things he’ll continue to bring to our community! 🌱✨

⚾️ Swinging into the season like... ⚾️ The Guardians are back in action and so are we! 💥 Our team geared up in our Guardians spirit (because who doesn’t love a home opener?), grabbed our hot dogs 🌭, popcorn 🍿, peanuts 🥜, and bubblegum 🍬... and had a BALL! 😜 Here’s to a season full of great plays and good times. Who's ready to cheer on the Guardians? 🙋♀️🙋♂️ Ashley Bair Heather Kimpton Katie Rothschiller Rochelle Sanders (Sears) Aaron Fergusson #GuardiansHomeOpener #GoGuardians #SnackAttack #ClevelandPride #TakeMeOutToTheBallgame #SquadGoals

Good Food, Great Company 💖🍽️ Our team recently came together for a potluck celebration, and the food was chef’s kiss! 😋💥 Our team knows how to cook up a good time, check out a few of the amazing dishes we shared! 👏🎉 #TeamFun #PotluckPerfection #AsurgentHealth

🧑🎨 Recovery in Color: Art as a Path to Healing ❤️ Art gives voice to the emotions that words can’t capture. Check out a few of the creations our clients have been working on as they use their creativity to heal, grow, and rediscover themselves. 🎨💫 #HealingThroughArt #RecoveryInExpression #AddictionRecovery #AsurgentHealth

💥 April is Alcohol Awareness Month 💥 Alcohol addiction affects so many people, but the good news is that recovery is possible—and you're never alone in the journey. At Asurgent Health, we’re here to support you, every step of the way. 💪💙 📊 Did You Know? • Alcohol misuse is a leading cause of health problems and injuries. • 1 in 12 adults struggles with alcohol addiction. • Early intervention and support can save lives. The sooner you seek help, the better the chances for a healthier future. This month, take a moment to raise awareness about alcohol addiction and remind each other that it’s okay to ask for help. If you or someone you know is struggling, reaching out is the first step toward healing. 🌱 💡 Our Tip: Support is everywhere! Whether through therapy, support groups, or treatment centers. You don’t have to do this alone. We're here to help you start your path to recovery. Reach out to us today to learn more about how we can support you 📲 (216) 400-6640 #AlcoholAwarenessMonth #RecoveryIsPossible #YouAreNotAlone #SupportAndHealing #EndTheStigma #TakeTheFirstStep #AddictionRecovery #AlcoholAwareness

🌟 Say Hello to Doug! 🌟 We are thrilled to share that we recently welcomed Doug Boose, LICDC, LPC to our team! He’s already been a shining light for our clients and a wonderful addition to our crew. Doug’s dedication and passion for helping others make him an invaluable part of our team. 💙 We’re excited for the positive impact Doug will continue to bring to our team and clients! 👏

🌸 Honoring Claudia Black, Ph.D.: A Trailblazer in Addiction Recovery and Mental Health Advocacy 🌸 This Women's History Month, we celebrate Claudia Black Ph.D., a highly respected leader in addiction recovery and mental health awareness. Through her groundbreaking work as an author, speaker, and clinician, Claudia has had a profound impact on countless lives, especially in the realm of family dynamics and recovery. Claudia is a renowned clinical expert in addiction and its impact on families. She has spent over 40 years helping individuals and families heal from the effects of addiction. Her work focuses not only on individuals suffering from substance abuse but also on the families who are often deeply affected by addiction. As a pioneer in the field, Claudia has authored numerous books, including It Will Never Happen to Me, Changing Course, and The Role of the Family in Addiction Recovery. These works are widely considered foundational texts in addiction and family therapy. Her contributions to understanding the role that families play in the recovery process have empowered countless people to seek help and change their lives. In addition to her writing, Claudia Black has also played a crucial role in training and mentoring other professionals in the addiction and mental health fields. Her extensive speaking engagements have allowed her to reach a global audience, providing education and hope to those impacted by addiction. One of Claudia Black’s key contributions has been her focus on the intersection of addiction and trauma. She has helped shine a light on how unresolved trauma often fuels addiction and has advocated for trauma-informed treatment approaches. Her work has been instrumental in shifting the conversation about addiction toward a more compassionate and holistic approach to recovery. Claudia Black’s dedication to improving the lives of individuals and families affected by addiction continues to have a far-reaching influence. Through her involvement with Meadows Behavioral Healthcare, one of the leading addiction treatment centers in the U.S., and its Claudia Black Young Adult Center, she has directly influenced countless individuals on their path to healing. The center specializes in trauma and addiction recovery, aligning with Claudia’s expertise in providing trauma-informed care and focusing on the critical role of family in the recovery process. Her enduring legacy of compassion, education, and advocacy in the field of addiction recovery reminds us that recovery is a journey, one that requires patience, understanding, and support. At Asurgent Health, we honor Claudia Black’s extraordinary contributions to addiction recovery and her tireless work to improve mental health care for all. Let’s celebrate her legacy and the lasting impact she’s made during Women’s History Month. 💖 #WomensHistoryMonth #ClaudiaBlack #AddictionRecovery #MentalHealthAdvocacy

💥 Women’s Addiction Recovery Isn’t Just About Sobriety — It’s About Surviving Trauma 💥 Did you know that for many women, addiction isn't the root issue—it's the result of trauma? From sexual assault to postpartum depression, the scars of gender-specific experiences can push women into the depths of addiction, making recovery a much harder journey. Heather Kimpton, Client Engagement Coordinator, uncovers the deep-rooted gender-specific traumas women face and why we need to completely rethink how we treat them. ➡️ Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/d6b7g5HN ⬅️ What do you think needs to shift in addiction treatment to truly address the trauma women face? 🤔 #WomenInRecovery #AddictionTreatment #MentalHealthMatters #SupportForWomen #WomenSupportingWomen #TraumaInformedCare #AddictionRecovery

🌸✨ Spring is here, and so is new growth! 🌱 Every small step you take leads to brighter days ahead. Let this season remind you that change is beautiful. 🌞✨ #SpringIntoRecovery #NewBeginnings #AsurgentHealth

🌸 Honoring Jean Kirkpatrick: Shaping a New Path for Women in Recovery 🌸 This Women’s History Month, we’re proud to celebrate Jean Kirkpatrick, a trailblazer in the field of addiction recovery whose work has empowered countless women to reclaim their lives. In 1975, Jean Kirkpatrick founded WOMEN FOR SOBRIETY INC, an organization dedicated to helping women navigate the unique challenges they face in recovery. Unlike traditional treatment programs, Women for Sobriety focuses on positive reinforcement and emotional support, helping women develop self-esteem, resilience, and the skills needed to build a fulfilling life in sobriety. Her approach revolutionized addiction recovery by creating a space where women could feel heard and supported, recognizing the particular needs and experiences of women struggling with addiction. Jean's approach emphasized personal growth, self-care, and the importance of emotional healing, giving women the tools to transform their lives from within. Her impact extended far beyond the creation of WOMEN FOR SOBRIETY INC, she redefined the way addiction recovery could be shaped by a woman’s voice, providing a safe space for women to come together, share their stories, and embrace their recovery without shame. Jean’s pioneering work in addiction recovery has touched the lives of many and continues to inspire women around the world. Her legacy reminds us that recovery is not a one-size-fits-all process; it is deeply personal and requires a space where women can heal, grow, and flourish. In her own words, Jean said, “Sobriety is a personal journey, and no one should ever feel alone in it. We are strong, capable, and worthy of a healthy life.” Her contributions to addiction recovery and her steadfast advocacy for women’s rights have helped countless individuals find strength in their journeys. At WOMEN FOR SOBRIETY INC, Jean’s legacy lives on through the continued support and recovery of women around the world. Let’s honor Jean Kirkpatrick’s invaluable contributions and her commitment to empowering women in recovery. Her work continues to inspire us all to embrace our paths to healing and strength. 💖 #WomensHistoryMonth #JeanKirkpatrick #WomenForSobriety #AddictionRecovery #WomenInRecovery #MentalHealthAdvocacy #Empowerment #BreakingTheStigma #RecoveryJourney