Justin Spencer and SMHC Hold Real Talk About Mental Health
Free online event to feature an inspirational talk and Q&A appropriate for all ages.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
We are happy to announce that Safe Harbor has begun re-opening as of June 24. Please call us for an appointment at (603) 570-9444. We are available for emergency walk-in services.
During this time we continue to offer Telephone Recovery Support. Whether you just need to talk, or have needs that we might help you with, don’t hesitate—all staff are available. Please contact one of the following: Heather: 603-570-9445, Whitney: 603-570-9463, Mark: 603-397-9254, Kevin: 603-570-9446.
Online Meetings can also be found at the following links:
https://www.intherooms.com/home/
https://www.smartrecovery.org/community/calendar.php
https://www.weconnectrecovery.com/free-online-support-meeti…
Seacoast Pathways Clubhouse & Manchester Pathways Clubhouse
We are very concerned about anyone with a mental health issue who might be experiencing enhanced isolation during this COVID-19 pandemic. While we are physically unable to meet at our clubhouse locations, we have opened a virtual one and have 30 members and counting for both the Manchester and Portsmouth Clubhouse. As you are reading this, we know you are socially distancing and staying at home.
Here’s an opportunity to fill some time. Our virtual clubhouse is an open house–come check us out!
• Start by joining our private group (no obligation) and see what we’re doing
to keep our members enjoined and engaged.
• Sit in on one of our Zoom activities.
• The link to our private group is https://www.facebook.com/groups/497838124229177
• We look forward to meeting you and remember to stay safe!!
Founded in 2009, Granite Pathways began as a grass-roots initiative that introduced the “clubhouse” model in New Hampshire, an evidence-based, self-help community, aimed at eliminating isolation and providing hope, dignity, and recovery options for adults with mental illness.
The Granite Pathways of today is a multi-faceted, statewide organization that provides an array of services for those struggling with mental illness or substance use disorders.
Our Peer Supported Recovery model is a holistic approach to long-term recovery. People who have traveled the pathway to recovery and who understand the job and challenges of the journey lead the process. Working alongside someone with a shared experience means that support is credible and sustaining. Research proves that peer-led support is the most effective approach to substance use recovery. Embedded within our peer recovery centers is workforce readiness opportunities. We believe that work completes treatment.
Our Family Support Services ensure that family members do not feel isolated and have the supports they need to make it through the day to day challenges of having a loved one struggling with addiction. Through group sessions, families have the opportunity to share their stories, learn how to effectively cope, and manage expectations.
Our Clubhouses located in Manchester and Portsmouth offer a welcoming, supportive environment to those struggling with mental illness.
All of our services and supports are focused on helping individuals achieve stability and pursue education or employment—resulting in long term self-sufficiency.
For information contact Patricia Reed at PaReed@fedcap.org
CURRENT NEWS AND EVENTS
Free online event to feature an inspirational talk and Q&A appropriate for all ages.
Safe Harbor Recovery Center is open! Check our calendar for meetings and workshops.
Art Woodard passed away on Sunday, October 4, 2020, just 70 years old, 18 weeks after undergoing heart transplant surgery.