Green Acres Wellness

10/09/2026

Life gets busy, and taking care of yourself can easily fall to the bottom of the list.

A little more rest. A boundary when you need one. Time with people who make you feel like yourself. Reaching out when things get heavy.

Here are a few ways to support your mental health in the everyday moments. 💚

10/02/2026

09/17/2026

09/11/2026

Remembering and honoring all those impacted by September 11, 2001.

09/10/2026

September puts a national spotlight on recovery.

At Recover now, that work continues every day of the year.

🔗 See what recovery support looks like across our network: https://recovernow.com/

09/01/2026

September is National Su***de Prevention Month. 💜🩵

While September brings added attention to su***de prevention, the responsibility to check in, listen, and take signs of struggle seriously exists year-round.

Awareness has a month. Prevention is every day.

If you or someone you know needs support, call or text 988.

***dePreventionMonth ***dePrevention

08/28/2026

Ending the week with some exciting news from Recover Now Greater Atlanta! 📰

Recover Now Greater Atlanta was recently featured in The Eatonton Messenger, sharing CEO Angela Camp’s journey in the addiction treatment field and highlighting the people, purpose, and care behind our Greater Atlanta Campus.

We’re proud of the work our team continues to do in the Eatonton community and grateful for the opportunity to share a little more of our story.

What a great note to head into the weekend on!

03/06/2026

Today is Black Balloon Day. A day of remembrance. A day of awareness. And a day of love for the lives lost to the disease of addiction.
🖤 Whose life are you honoring today?

Black Balloon Day honors the sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, and friends whose lives were taken too soon. Each black balloon represents a life, a story, a family forever changed.

Addiction does not discriminate. It touches every community, every background, every family. Behind every loss is someone who was loved deeply and missed beyond words.

Today we remember them.
We say their names.
We honor their lives.

For those of us in recovery, this day is also a reminder of why our work matters. Recovery is life and death. Every person who finds recovery is proof that hope is possible. Every life saved matters.

So today we hold space for grief, for remembrance, and for the families who carry this loss every day.

And we recommit ourselves to fighting for recovery, supporting one another, and making sure more people get the chance to live.
If you have lost someone, we remember them with you today. 🖤