Lift The Label

10/13/2026

Have you checked out our new Recovery Cards? 📨💜

We’re excited to share our new Recovery Cards, created through our partnership with the Colorado Department of Corrections and the Larimer County Jail Art Project. Each artist brings a unique perspective and message designed to uplift and connect with people on their recovery journey.

No matter what that journey looks like, everyone deserves to know that support is available and there’s a community that cares.

To order your cards today visit RecoveryCardsProject.com.

09/24/2026

For Recovery Month, Sedgwick resident and Peer Support Specialist Jack Devie shared his perspective on the importance of reaching out and finding support in articles shared by the Akron News-Reporter and Julesburg Advocate.

Jack highlights the value of having someone who will listen without judgment and help connect people to resources and support. His experience as a Peer Support Specialist reminds us that there is no single path to recovery, and sometimes the first step is simply knowing someone is willing to show up and listen. Jack draws on his personal experiences and shares the stories of two local individuals who have engaged with peer support on their recovery journeys.

Check out these excerpts from the Akron News and Julesburg Advocate to read Jack’s article, “Recovery Month: Don’t Be Afraid to Reach Out,” and head to LiftTheLabel.org/stories to watch a video of Jack talking about his recovery journey.

09/24/2026

Recovery from substance use disorder opens the door to new beginnings and opportunities waiting to be embraced. Sending a Recovery Card is a simple but powerful way to remind someone there’s light ahead and a meaningful journey unfolding, with support beside them every step of the way. 🌟

Download or order your free Recovery Cards today at the link in our bio.

09/17/2026

Lift The Label and Colorado Behavioral Health Administration Commissioner Stephanie Beasley are proud to recognize September as National Recovery Month. We honor the individuals working towards and sustaining their recovery, and the loved ones who support them along the way. Support can make all the difference in someone's recovery journey.

Explore treatment options and resources at https://bit.ly/BHA_ProgramResources or head to OwnPath.co to find care that's meaningful to you.

09/16/2026

Along the path of recovery from addiction, small gifts of hope begin to appear. They show up in quiet yet deeply powerful ways, much like a simple Recovery Card can. Sending a loved one a message of encouragement reminds them they are not alone, and that a caring community is walking beside them, ready to uplift and support them through every step of the journey ⛰️✨

Order or download your free Recovery Cards today at the link in our bio.

09/15/2026

“One thing I’ve learned is that people don’t need judgment. They need someone to show up and to listen."

In recognition of Recovery Month, Sedgwick, Colorado resident Jack Devie wrote an article for The Sterling Journal-Advocate (Journal-Advocate) to highlight the importance of finding the right support system when seeking recovery from addiction. One way is to connect with a Peer Support Specialist, like Jack. Peer Support Specialists help connect others with programs, resources, and judgment-free support. The 988 Mental Health Line and support groups for loved ones like Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) are additional ways anyone can access the support they need.

Being a listening ear and reminding someone that there are many paths to recovery can make all the difference. Read Jack's article and hear two individuals share their personal experiences with Peer Support on the Sterling Journal Advocate website https://www.journal-advocate.com/2026/09/10/recovery-month-dont-be-afraid-to-reach-out/

Read Jack’s own story of recovery on Lift The Label’s website https://liftthelabel.org/stories/ -jack-sedgwick-co

September is Recovery Month, but recovery from addiction isn’t something we should only talk about one month out of the year. I work with people every day who are trying to find their way through addiction and recovery. One thing I’ve le…

09/10/2026

When addiction recovery gets hard, it’s important to remind yourself why you started. Your journey to recovery isn’t a straight path. It takes real effort and dedication. When you reconnect with your reason for doing it, you give yourself the hope you’ve been looking for.

09/02/2026

This Recovery Month, we want to celebrate the strength, resilience, and hope that recovery represents. Recovery is a journey, and every step forward is worth recognizing. This September, we honor the hard work of those in recovery and celebrate the courage it takes to keep moving forward.

08/31/2026

This International Overdose Awareness Day, we pause to remember and honor the lives of those lost to overdose. We recognize the families, friends, and communities who continue to carry their memory, and we stand with them.

Today is also an opportunity to learn how to use naloxone, a medication that rapidly reverses an overdose. Learning how to recognize an overdose and carrying naloxone can make a life saving difference. Take a few moments to familiarize yourself with how to use it. You never know when your knowledge could help someone in need.

Together, we can honor those we've lost by raising awareness, supporting one another, and helping prevent future overdoses.

08/20/2026

We're excited to announce that 10 new Recovery Cards are NOW available! Through our partnership with the Colorado Department of Corrections and the Larimer County Jail Art Project, we’re honored to feature designs that were thoughtfully created by incarcerated artists to share messages of hope, recovery, and encouragement.

As we recognize Recovery Month in September, we invite you to send a card and remind someone they're surrounded by support.

To download or order your free card, visit RecoveryCardsProject.com.