Recovery Matters Designed For Living

10/21/2026

09/17/2026

☀️ Good Afternoon Major Network Expansion Announcement ☀️
A new path is right around the bend.At Recovery Matters Designed For Living, we strive to see you or your loved one reach your full potential, living a sober, healthy, and productive life. We are proud to announce a major expansion to our accessibility: Recovery Matters now accepts all Ohio Medicaid plans, and we are excited to announce that we now accept Medicare!As a fully CARF-accredited and OhioMHAS-certified treatment center, we are dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care across Ohio. Our comprehensive programs are specifically designed to help individuals achieve a lasting journey in recovery by offering wrap-around support, including structured outpatient care, safe sober living resources, employment assistance, and reliable transportation.We are committed to breaking down financial barriers so more individuals can get the life-saving services they need.📲 Contact our intake team today to verify your benefits and secure your spot: (440)723-8020 Or 440-241-6604
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09/14/2026

Shannon DeHeve is a former participant in the Dodge & Olmsted (D&O) Community Corrections probation program, where she received support from her probation officer, Jenna McMillan, and connected services including treatment for co‑occurring disorders, long‑term sober living, outpatient care, and mental health resources. After experiencing homelessness, addiction, and multiple felony charges, Shannon credits McMillan and D&O Community Corrections for helping her rebuild trust in the system and begin her recovery. Today, she’s pursuing studies in the field of corrections to give back to the same system that helped change her life. Learn more about her story: https://bit.ly/4iRF9hh

09/10/2026

Twenty Four Hours a Day

Thursday
Sep 10

Thought for the Day
Here are answers to the question of how a person can live without liquor and be happy: "The things we put in place of drinking are more than substitutes for it. One is the fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous. In this company, you find release from care, boredom, and worry. Your imagination will be fired. Life will mean something at last. The most satisfactory years of your existence lie ahead. Among other A.A.s you will make lifelong friends. You will be bound to them with new and wonderful ties." Does life mean something to me now?

Meditation for the Day
Do you want the full and complete satisfaction that you find in serving God and all the satisfactions of the world also? It is not easy to serve both God and the world. It is difficult to claim the rewards of both. If you work for God, you will still have great rewards in the world. But you must be prepared to sometimes stand apart from the world. You cannot always turn to the world and expect all the rewards which life has to offer. If you are trying sincerely to serve God, you will have other and greater rewards than the world as to offer.

Prayer for the Day
I pray that I may not expect too much from the world. I pray that I may also be content with the rewards that come from serving God.

09/04/2026

🏡 Immediate Openings Available at Recovery Matters Designed For Living 🏡If you or a loved one are ready to take the next step toward a stable, purposeful life in recovery, we are here to welcome you. We currently have safe sober living beds and client openings available at RecoveryMattersDesignedForLiving.com . At Recovery Matters, we don’t just provide a place to stay—we provide a design for living. Our holistic program is built to support the entire individual through a comprehensive network of care:
Intensive Outpatient Group IOP

Comprehensive group therapy program with multiple sessions per week for intensive support and skill building.

Multiple weekly sessions

Intensive support

Structured programming

Comprehensive coordination of care services to address all aspects of recovery and life stabilization.

Care coordination

Resource connection

Recovery planning

Outpatient Groups

Structured group therapy sessions that provide peer support and shared learning experiences in recovery.

Peer support

Flexible scheduling

Evidence-based curriculum

Behavioral Health Support

Comprehensive mental health and addiction counseling services to support your overall wellness.

Mental health counseling

Addiction support

Wellness planning

Individual Therapy

One-on-one counseling sessions with licensed therapists specializing in addiction and mental health treatment.

Licensed therapists

Personalized approach

Evidence-based techniques

Telehealth Services

Convenient virtual therapy sessions and consultations accessible from the comfort of your home.

Virtual appointments

Flexible access

HIPAA compliant platform

🌟 Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Friendly: We proudly accept and support clients on MAT, including individuals prescribed Methadone.🏡 Structured Sober Living: A safe, accountability-driven, and supportive housing environment.💼 Employment Assistance: We actively help our clients secure employment opportunities to build financial independence.🚘 Reliable Transportation: Providing transit solutions to ensure you can get to work, appointments, and groups without stress.🙏 Faith & Community: Built on a foundation of growth, character, and keeping our focus on true healing.Let us help you bridge the gap to a brighter future. Your recovery matters to us.📲 Reach out today to us.
Phone (440) 241-6604

08/21/2026

My journey was anything but predictable.

Drugs took my soul, my purpose, and pieces of the person I was meant to be. When I finally hit rock bottom, I made the hardest and most important decision of my life—I let someone help me. That decision changed everything.

But my story didn’t end there.

There came a time when I thought I didn’t need meetings. I thought I didn’t need help. I believed I could do recovery on my own. Slowly, I drifted away from the very tools that had helped save my life, and I fell off track once again.

It wasn’t until I became completely honest—with my Higher Power, with myself, and with the people who were willing to walk beside me—that I truly began to understand what recovery meant.

Recovery isn’t about being perfect. It’s about being honest. It’s about learning to love yourself, forgive yourself, accept help, and use the tools that are freely available to you.

When you’re willing to face your past instead of running from it, healing becomes possible. When you surrender the things you cannot control, freedom begins to take the place of fear, shame, and the strongholds that once controlled your life.

Recovery is possible.
You are worth fighting for.
You are worth forgiving.
You are worth a second chance.

Your past does not have to define your future.

Your Recovery Matters.
You were Designed for Living.
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