Gateway Recovery Clinic

06/04/2026

🎉 Find Your Path at the Mt. Sterling-Montgomery County Career Expo 🎉

Looking for your next opportunity? Don’t miss the Montgomery County Career Expo — your chance to connect with local employers and explore new career paths right here in your community! 👏

💼 What to Expect:
• Meet face-to-face with hiring employers
• Learn about open positions and career pathways
• Discover training and workforce resources
• Build connections that can lead to your next job

🥪 Longer Table Food Company will be outside the Clay Center from 11am - 1pm!

Whether you’re entering the workforce, making a career change, or just exploring your options — this event is for YOU!

📍 Clay Community Center (3400 Indian Mound Drive, Mt. Sterling, KY 40353)
📅 Tuesday, June 9, 2026
⏰ 10am-1pm

👉 Bring your resume and come ready to make a great impression!

💼Are you a business interested in participating?
Local employers and organizations are invited to set up for FREE! Use the link below to reserve your spot and connect with motivated job seekers in our community.

📆Employer Registration Deadline: June 1, 2026
🔗https://forms.gle/vLudnpJfjXSvp99TA

For more information, contact the Kentucky Career Center at 606-783-8525

Let’s take the next step toward your future — together 🚀

06/01/2026

Last week to vote, we appreciate your support!

05/24/2026

🇺🇸Gateway Recovery Clinic will be closed in observance of Memorial Day and will reopen Tuesday at 8:00 AM. As we honor and remember those who served, we thank our patients and community for their understanding and continued support.

If you are experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis during this time, help is available 24/7 by calling or texting 988. In an emergency, please call 911.

For non-emergency assistance, you may contact our office at 859-432-8002, and we will return calls as soon as possible upon reopening.

We wish everyone a safe and meaningful Memorial Day weekend.

05/21/2026

When a loved one is struggling with addiction, families often feel overwhelmed and unsure where to turn. Casey’s Law is a Kentucky law that allows family members or loved ones to petition the court for involuntary treatment when someone’s substance use has become dangerous and they are unable or unwilling to seek help on their own. The goal is not punishment — it is intervention, safety, and the opportunity for recovery.

Our team is here to provide compassionate, confidential evaluations and help families better understand the process during difficult times.

📞 Call us today: 859-432-8002
🌐 Learn more: caseyslaw.org

05/20/2026

Meaningful work changes lives, not only for the people we serve, but for the people called to serve them.

In mental health and recovery, the work is rarely flashy. It’s the quiet moments: a patient showing up when they almost didn’t, the first honest conversation, the small victory after many hard days, the hope that slowly begins to return. Healing often happens in moments that seem small but carry enormous meaning.

Being trusted to walk alongside someone in their hardest season is a responsibility we never take lightly. Every story matters. Every step forward matters. Every person matters.

We are grateful to do work rooted in compassion, resilience, and hope and thankful for the opportunity to serve this community every day. 💙

05/20/2026

Voting can be done daily! We appreciate your support!

🗳️Voting is now open for Best of Montgomery County!

Vote once per day every day for the best of the Montgomery County area at votemontgomerycounty.com now through Friday, June 5! 🌟

Good luck to all the nominees! 🍀

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05/18/2026

Voting is open and we’ve been nominated!
Find us under mental health services to cast your vote!

🗳️Voting is now open for Best of Montgomery County!

Vote once per day every day for the best of the Montgomery County area at votemontgomerycounty.com now through Friday, June 5! 🌟

Good luck to all the nominees! 🍀

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05/15/2026

Healing is not only about reducing the hard emotions — it’s also about intentionally creating positive ones.

Our brains are constantly collecting evidence about the world around us. When life has been heavy for a long time, the mind can become trained to look for danger, disappointment, rejection, or stress. That doesn’t mean someone is “negative.” It means their nervous system has been trying to protect them.

But small moments of peace, joy, connection, laughter, accomplishment, gratitude, or calm actually matter more than most people realize. Positive emotions help regulate the nervous system. They create safety in the brain. They remind us that life is not only survival.

People often think positive feelings have to be “big” to count. Tiny moments repeated consistently can slowly change emotional patterns over time.

You deserve more than just getting through the day. You deserve moments that actually feel good, too. 🤍

05/13/2026

A courteous reminder that support is available and you are not alone💚