Residential Treatment Services of Alamance

08/11/2026

We are still looking for 2nd shift nurses.

08/07/2026

Jewelry Benefit Sale
Tuesday, September 15th. 6pm-8pm
Women's Night Out
$10 Ticket Required - Call 336-227-2994 for tickets
Be the first to Shop & enjoy Decadent Desserts too!

Wednesday-Friday, Sept 16,17,&18
10am-6pm
Admission is Free

Location: Elon Community Church
271 N. Williamson Ave
Elon, NC 27244

08/03/2026

Do YOU know the what & why behind addiction? If you or someone you know is struggling with it, we can help.

07/30/2026

Addiction didn't happen over night. Your recovery journey will be one step at a time. We can help. 336-227-7417

07/27/2026

Hard days will always come. How do you keep going? What is your motivation?

07/03/2026

🇺🇸 Celebrate Freedom... Including Freedom from Addiction. 🇺🇸
Admissions: 336-227-7417
Holidays like the Fourth of July can bring celebration, but they can also bring challenges for those in recovery. Parties, alcohol, family stress, and changes in routine can all increase the risk of cravings.

If you're in recovery, remember:

⭐ Make a plan before you go.
⭐ Stay connected with your support system.
⭐ Bring a non-alcoholic drink.
⭐ Don't be afraid to leave if you feel uncomfortable.
⭐ Attend a recovery meeting.
⭐ Focus on the people, memories, and experiences—not substances.
⭐ Remember why you chose recovery.

Recovery doesn't mean missing out—it means creating new traditions and celebrating with a clear mind and a hopeful future.

This Independence Day, celebrate the greatest freedom of all: the freedom to choose recovery, one day at a time.

06/22/2026

There is POWER in pausing. Give yourself a minute to figure out the feeling behind the craving before acting on it.

06/18/2026

Relapse doesn't happen overnight—it often happens in stages.

Understanding the warning signs can make all the difference in preventing a return to substance use.

-> Emotional Relapse: Bottling up emotions, isolating from others, mood swings, and stepping away from your support system.

-> Mental Relapse: Cravings increase, thoughts of using become more frequent, and the mind begins to minimize the consequences of past substance use.

-> Physical Relapse: The return to substance use, often bringing feelings of guilt, shame, and remorse.

The good news is that recovery is possible at every stage. Recognizing these signs early and reaching out for help can change the outcome.

You don't have to face addiction alone. Support, hope, and healing are available.

Residential Treatment Services of Alamance, Inc
📞 336-227-7417

If you or someone you love is struggling, reach out today. One conversation can be the first step toward recovery.

05/05/2026

04/17/2026

Setting goals is an important part of recovery—it gives you direction, purpose, and something to keep moving toward, even on tough days. 💜

How do YOU stay focused on your goals?