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Check out Keith Sims of Integrity Resource Management/Sanford Rose Associates in this current Fast Company article.
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Summer and fall can be busy seasons. Here are ten tips that can help you manage your stress in sobriety.
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Rock Garage band the Interim Project live with their original Spinning live at Indy's historic Melody Inn! For info on Rock Garage visit RockGarageMusic.com #rockgarage @RockGarageMusic
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Rock Garage band 9 Lives live at Indy's historic Melody Inn! For info on Rock Garage visit RockGarageMusic.com #rockgarage @RockGarageMusic
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Held at Community Fairbanks Recovery Center, our open mic night will take place Saturday, March 26th from 5-7PM. We hope to see you there!
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The Community Fairbanks Recovery Lodge offers men long-term, residential treatment for substance use disorder.
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Take a time out during the rush of the holidays to enjoy the things in life that really matter. Merry Christmas!
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It’s the season of giving — and receiving! Listen to or share your musical, dance, magic, storytelling and comedy gifts in a safe, sober environment. Contact: Kathleen Gill at [email protected] or 317-957-9749.
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Community Fairbanks Recovery Center can provide you with the support you need to master your recovery. eCommunity.com/fairbanks
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If your loved one has been withdrawn and distant, it could be a sign of substance abuse. If you think it’s time for you or a loved one to seek help with recovery, call 1-800-225-HOPE.
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Find out more about men’s mental health and the ways Community Fairbanks supports the men of Central Indiana at the Indy Fuel game on November 17.
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Problems with family like increased irritability, decreased trust, and acts of aggression can be a sign of substance abuse disorder. If you think it’s time for you or a loved one to seek help with recovery, call 1-800-225-HOPE.

















