Community Fairbanks Recovery Center

06/02/2026

Fore! 🏌️⛳

Our annual Alumni and Friends Golf Outing is right around the corner, taking place Friday, Sept. 25, at Wood Wind Golf Course in Westfield.

Today, we're launching our sponsorship registration! Learn more about opportunities to support this event and the benefits of your generosity:

Community Fairbanks Recovery Center alumni and friends are invited to join us for our Alumni Golf Outing to promote continued fellowship among our alumni and to generate funds to support alumni efforts.

05/29/2026

With the help of Community Fairbanks Recovery Center, alumni like Kevin receive the support and coping skills they need to build long‑term recovery.

Learn more about available programs at eCommunity.com/Fairbanks

05/20/2026

Indy 500 weekend, your way 🏁

Indy 500 weekend is all about tradition, connection and excitement, and you can enjoy it while honoring your sobriety.

Set boundaries, bring your own snacks and non‑alcoholic drinks, stick with supportive friends, and skip environments that don’t feel right. The race is just as good when you show up as yourself.

Community Fairbanks Recovery Center offers support and resources to help you celebrate your way: eCommunity.com/Fairbanks

05/08/2026

Mental health recovery isn’t one‐size‐fits‐all, and no one should face it alone. This Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re recognizing the importance of compassionate, specialized care for people navigating mental health and substance use challenges.

At Community Fairbanks Recovery Center, treatment is built around dignity, respect and evidence‐based support, meeting people where they are and helping them move forward, one step at a time. Support starts with understanding.

Find mental health and recovery services at eCommunity.com/Fairbanks

05/06/2026

During Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re sharing a timely Health Minute article that helps parents and loved ones better understand the link between adolescent mental health and substance use, along with signs to watch for and ways to support young people early.

Read more and learn how awareness and conversation can make a difference: https://www.ecommunity.com/healthminute/2026/mental-health-adolescents-understanding-link-substance-use

Being a teenager brings big change – new friendships, academic pressures, social media and big emotions. For some teens, this stress develops into clinically significant mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, or mood disorders. When these conditions go untreated, it can significantl...

05/06/2026

Graduation season can be challenging for teens in recovery. Here are three ways you can support them in making safe choices and building resilience:
• Keep communication open
• Lead with curiosity, not judgment
• Ask for support when you’re unsure how to help

If you’re concerned your teen may need professional support, contact our Access Center to schedule an appointment. You and your teen can meet with a licensed counselor to explore care options that fit your needs and schedule.

Reach the Access Center: eCommunity.com/Fairbanks

04/27/2026

Long-term recovery is possible. You just need the right tools and support.

That’s where Community Fairbanks Recovery Center comes in. Our expert team is here to help provide you with personalized care that will encourage your success.

Learn more about our programs at eCommunity.com/Fairbanks

04/17/2026

It’s never too early to start talking to your child about alcohol and drugs.

These open, honest conversations build trust with your child, while reducing the risk of substance use and overdose. If you aren’t sure where to start, Community Fairbanks Recovery Center offers educational programs to help adolescents better understand the consequences of substance use.

Learn more: https://www.ecommunity.com/locations/community-fairbanks-recovery-center/adolescent-programs

04/08/2026

Stress can cause unwanted thoughts and feelings. People often end up drinking to cope with the uncomfortable experiences. ​

​If this is something you may not have considered, ask yourself the following questions: ​

- Am I drinking to cope with stress?​
- Has my alcohol use changed recently?​
- Do I feel pressure to drink in social settings?​

Being self-aware is the first step to altering drinking habits. ​If you or a loved one need further support, visit eCommunity.com/Fairbanks

04/05/2026

Prom season can bring added pressure for teens. Our prevention education classes are available to those who want to learn more about the benefits of recovery. Teens can get started by scheduling an assessment through our Access Department. These classes help build awareness around drugs and alcohol while supporting ongoing recovery.

For those who need additional support, treatment options range from a three‑nights‑a‑week Adolescent Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) to a weekly Level One therapy program. This allows teens to receive age‑appropriate care that fits their needs and schedules.

Schedule your assessment here: https://www.ecommunity.com/locations/community-fairbanks-recovery-center/prevention-education